If you create a section named "Background", which I think is very common, then docco will break styles because it will create the html <h3 id="background">Background</h3> which collides with docco layout element <div id="background"></div>
This also could happen with <div id="container"></div>
I think the easier solution here is to prefix docco's ids and classes with docco- or something like that (just don't use common words), example: <div id="docco-background"></div>
Unfortunately I'm short of time for fixing this right now, but I will love to do it in the following weeks since this is such a great tool!
Thanks, keep it up!
If you create a section named "Background", which I think is very common, then docco will break styles because it will create the html
<h3 id="background">Background</h3>which collides with docco layout element<div id="background"></div>This also could happen with
<div id="container"></div>I think the easier solution here is to prefix docco's ids and classes with docco- or something like that (just don't use common words), example:
<div id="docco-background"></div>Unfortunately I'm short of time for fixing this right now, but I will love to do it in the following weeks since this is such a great tool!
Thanks, keep it up!