I'm using the example sites header/footer to generate docs for C++.
With vanilla doxygen, @tparam generates a template parameter section.
With doxygen-bootstrap, @tparam is seemingly ignored with nothing at all being generated.

Hi,

I can't describe my classes when the doxygen attributes /class and /code are together It brokes the css. Here an example:
http://doc.ageproject.fr/class_engine.html

Best,
Laura

Hello,

I believe this theme is broken when using doxygen 1.8.12.
I've simply cloned the project and ran doxygen from example-site.

The generation seems fine, but going on the page gives a javascript error related to the search, and that prevent some other script to run. The result is that the whole page header ("main page", "related page", "namespace", etc) is not present.

I don't include the doxy-boot.js.
I just put the header and footer.
with doxygen 1.8.5 (from my mac DMG wizard) it works fine
with doxygen 1.8.13 I'm losing the menu bar

People would like to see how it looks before clone it. I'll try to solve this later.

If I use the theme my whole Bibliography vanishes. The references are fine and linking to the empty Bibliography. If I remove header, footer, extra_stylesheet and extra_files the Bibliography is available.
Doxygen-version: 1.8.11

I'm using the doxygen v1.1.12+ branch with doxygen v1.8.17.
My doc includes modules (using @defgroup and @ingroup) which each have a seperate page (linked from modules.html, which itself renders fine).

Opening one of these modules pages undesirable hides the menu bar (which includes navigation back to modules.html, for instance). Is there anyway to prevent this, so that the menu bar is visible on every page?

#Label: Idea#
I just have a suggestion: to have a more usable documentation I think that the detailed description of a class should go on top of the page, and not after the list of all members and function, which can often be veery long.
For doing this I used the custom layout suggested in this SO answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19831837/documenting-with-doxygen-put-details-on-top.
What do you think about it?

P.S.
I really like the way you modified doxygen, you made an old but strong tool look modern, this repo should be way more famous! ;)

I notice that the search bar functionality has been commented out for the doxygen v12+ addition - presumably this is a work in progress? Any updates?

Please remove the white space (" ") from td.memItemLeft (and probably also td.memTemplItemLeft) when it is the only text in there.

Constructors end up with a white space before its name:

``MyClass()

should become:

MyClass()

Currently if we enable subfolders for doc generation, each html defines doxy-bootstrap.js located same folder as the html. This will not work for html in subfolders, unless we copy the js into each subfolder.

We can set relative path in front of the header.html to resolve this issue.

There's an error in the example page, i tried with the older version 1.8.9.1 and it works, but i think it should work with the latest versions.

search.js:318 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'style' of null
at SearchBox.CloseResultsWindow (search.js:318)
at HTMLDocument. (doxy-boot.js:270)
at j (jquery-2.1.1.min.js:2)
at Object.fireWith [as resolveWith] (jquery-2.1.1.min.js:2)
at Function.ready (jquery-2.1.1.min.js:2)
at HTMLDocument.I (jquery-2.1.1.min.js:2)

\warning test
Will work as expected in the Member Function Documentation, but not in the Detailed Description.

As stated in the todos, the class index is broken due to fixed sized tables.
I might have a look into this in a couple of days.

After setting up with the provided documents, and using GENERATE_TREEVIEW = YES, the resulting page unexpectedly looks like the following.

With GENERATE_TREEVIEW = NO, it appears as I would expect.

The generation did not use any additional external styles/formatting. It would be difficult to navigate this particular documentation without some sort of side bar.

CSS styles have not been adapted to bootstrap, and are incorrectly displayed.