Peter Hill

The [wikilinks extension](https://python-markdown.github.io/extensions/wikilinks/) has a `build_url` option that takes a callable which _almost_ works. Unfortunately, we need to know the `project` object to be able to build the URL and...

You could try setting `max_frontpage_items` to 0 On the wishlist is adding a better, more customisable template/theme system for the pages which would give users more control over how they...

Not exactly, no. The way it works is to first convert the source into a "normalised" form where any `predocmark`s are put after the entity, the `*_alt` forms are converted...

Yes, that's a nice tool, it would be good to see if there's a common parsing library we can work on. There's also the LLVM flang project, which is C++,...

Hi @Jonas231, it looks like you're missing a colon after `include`: ``` src_dir: ../../Src/raytrace ../../Src/plotcad include: ../../Src/include ``` It looks like your project might also hit some other issues: -...

I'm not sure I completely understand what you'd like to achieve. Do you want FORD to not expand double-bracket links in triple-backtick blocks, but hold off and later expand them...

Thanks for the bug report @rouson, I really appreciate the clear reproducer! I'm afraid it'll be at least a week before I can look at this properly. I'm not 100%...

I think the forced downgrade of `markdown` is a bit of a red herring. I've also not found a version of `ford` where `module procedure` works in a `module` scope...

> That was a mistake on my part. Based on this realization, I agree that what I submitted is is likely not standard-conforming. I actually reached the opposite conclusion, I'm...

@band-a-prend @zoziha I've checked that #463 works with stdlib, but if you would like to double check links etc are what you expect, that would be lovely @everythingfunctional Would you...