I suppose this is the correct project to report this.
It's an issue that also exists on the SWI-Prolog manual website, when adding comments.
I'm currently trying to run doc-server on a dedicated machine.
When I take a look at documentation which contains headings that contain (automatically inserted) links to predicates, one sees (ore rather one fails to see):
The links are rendered in blue-on-blue.
Here, they are actually still visible, but in the SWI-Prolog manual comments they are the exact same blue (unless there is no predicate for a predicate indicator, in which case they are rendered in red)
The workaround is to use the mathematical dash ∕ (0x2215) instead of / to fool the link generator into not generating links for predicate indicators. But that's a bad solution.
This is the URL for the source (for the currently live docserver but for some reason, a lot of the links go haywire, not sure why yet or even how to report that, that's another problem):
https://repo.onepointfour.be/pldoc/pack/onepointfour_basics/prolog/safe_format.pl?show=src
The HTML reveals the selector to be module.builtin for the link to format/3 but sadly no specific class for the first link.
<h1 class="module">
Provides
<a href="/pldoc/doc/home/swipl/.local/share/swi-prolog/pack/onepointfour_basics/prolog/safe_format.pl#safe_format/3">safe_format/3</a>,
a safe version of
<a class="builtin" href="/pldoc/man?predicate=format/3">format/3</a>
</h1>
I suppose this is the correct project to report this.
It's an issue that also exists on the SWI-Prolog manual website, when adding comments.
I'm currently trying to run doc-server on a dedicated machine.
When I take a look at documentation which contains headings that contain (automatically inserted) links to predicates, one sees (ore rather one fails to see):
The links are rendered in blue-on-blue.
Here, they are actually still visible, but in the SWI-Prolog manual comments they are the exact same blue (unless there is no predicate for a predicate indicator, in which case they are rendered in red)
The workaround is to use the mathematical dash ∕ (0x2215) instead of / to fool the link generator into not generating links for predicate indicators. But that's a bad solution.
This is the URL for the source (for the currently live docserver but for some reason, a lot of the links go haywire, not sure why yet or even how to report that, that's another problem):
https://repo.onepointfour.be/pldoc/pack/onepointfour_basics/prolog/safe_format.pl?show=src
The HTML reveals the selector to be module.builtin for the link to format/3 but sadly no specific class for the first link.