In general, while I've added a heap of custom CSS rules to "brand" the output, I like the default look'n'feel.
However, sometimes, the output is too "tricksy", too complicated, for my liking.
Take, for example, Oxygen's own "WebHelp Responsive Transformation Parameters" documentation topic. All those chain (permalink) icons! All those downward-facing arrow (collapse) icons!
Perhaps I'm betraying my Australian origins, but all those chain links and arrow heads make the page feel almost... penal
. Okay, perhaps that's going too far. Still, I think it's too busy; I'm content to lose the element-specific permalinks and collapsibility of the sections.Happily, the WebHelp CSS makes it very easy to customize this.
I've added the following rules to my custom CSS:
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.permalink, .sectiontitle .wh_expand_btn {
display: none
}
/* Original padding-left: 0.7em rule also applies to: table > caption, .topic > .title, .wh_term_group > .wh_first_letter */
.sectiontitle:not(.tasklabel) {
padding-left: 0;
}