Peter Hill

Please could you post your Ford config file? I'm not sure I can reproduce your issue. Using this minimal config file: ```md --- project: Example Project src_dir: ./src output_dir: ./doc...

Hi Tom, great to hear you've switched over to FORD! I can think of a few ways to do this, with differing levels of difficulty and prettiness, for want of...

This would be something @cmacmackin would have to do, as he created the existing Zenodo entry. There have been quite a few other contributors (around 50!) since then, so it...

We could add an `optional` class to the CSS so that you could add your own custom CSS to control how it's displayed?

I'm not sure there currently is anything that does exactly what you want. You can put [`display: none`](https://forddocs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_guide/documentation_meta_data.html#display) in the module docstring. The module will get documented, but none of...

Thanks for the bug report, please could someone link to a project, or even better a minimal example, that reproduces this?

Hi @runburg , thanks for the bug report. `$` is not in the standard Fortran character set, so I guess either the project relies on a compiler extension, or it...

The bit in green means it's [a language extension](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/documentation/fortran-compiler-oneapi-dev-guide-and-reference/top/compatibility-and-portability/conformance-compatibility-and-fortran-features.html), but it looks like it's enabled by default for Intel. A quick survey of other compiler manuals shows that gfortran and...

@jmbcastro Are you able to post a short snippet that reproduces the issue? Or, if your source code is public, I can have a look myself.

Thanks for the examples @jmbcastro 1. This is non-standard Fortran, specifically the `[ALIAS:'OpenConnection_C']`. Everything else should work though. I'm afraid that we really only intend to support standard Fortran. 2....