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I am experiencing a strange issue where there's a weird gap between the right edge of the sidebar and the page content, but whenever I resize the sidebar, that gap disappears and upon refreshing the page, the sidebar has shrunk slightly by itself and the gap returns. It is more pronounced on mobile but happens on both desktop and mobile.
I'm using the latest Doxygen v1.12.0 and Doxygen Awesome v2.3.4 in Base theme. I have tested disabling all the extensions but this doesn't change anything.
I've done some investigation of my own and I think I've found the issue. In resize.js, which I think is bundled with Doxygen and not Doxygen Awesome(?), there is a variable named barWidth. For whatever reason, this is subtracted from the actual sidebar width when calculating the width of the content and also the value saved to the cookie, thus causing both issues as the actual width and the width JavaScript is using differ. Setting barWidth to 0 solves the problem. Unfortunately, since this script is supplied with Doxygen, any changes are erased when running Doxygen again.
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I am experiencing a strange issue where there's a weird gap between the right edge of the sidebar and the page content, but whenever I resize the sidebar, that gap disappears and upon refreshing the page, the sidebar has shrunk slightly by itself and the gap returns. It is more pronounced on mobile but happens on both desktop and mobile.
I'm using the latest Doxygen v1.12.0 and Doxygen Awesome v2.3.4 in Base theme. I have tested disabling all the extensions but this doesn't change anything.
I've done some investigation of my own and I think I've found the issue. In
resize.js
, which I think is bundled with Doxygen and not Doxygen Awesome(?), there is a variable namedbarWidth
. For whatever reason, this is subtracted from the actual sidebar width when calculating the width of the content and also the value saved to the cookie, thus causing both issues as the actual width and the width JavaScript is using differ. SettingbarWidth
to 0 solves the problem. Unfortunately, since this script is supplied with Doxygen, any changes are erased when running Doxygen again.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: