Indeed, there is no space between them, it’s a problem coming from the QDoc HTML generator, fixed in the master branch, and there is no way to configure it.
- It is possible to visually separate them using CSS since they are in separate <span> elements, but it is not an optimal solution (e.g. screen readers still consider them as a single word).
- Search and replace in HTML files after the generation
- Manipulating the page in JavaScript
Indeed, there is no space between them, it’s a problem coming from the QDoc HTML generator, fixed in the master branch, and there is no way to configure it.
We can see the problem in here: https:/ /github. com/qtproject/ qttools/ blob/c27a715331 df99d087e2c767e 678bf7ba4f38d50 /src/qdoc/ htmlgenerator. cpp#L4217
It has been fixed with this commit: https:/ /github. com/qtproject/ qttools/ commit/ afdbf65a98792b6 de5968fa3d1c2f8 267af9d838
The commit is in the 5.6 branch of qttools.
Temporary solutions:
- It is possible to visually separate them using CSS since they are in separate <span> elements, but it is not an optimal solution (e.g. screen readers still consider them as a single word).
- Search and replace in HTML files after the generation
- Manipulating the page in JavaScript