HelpNDoc includes a very powerful template processor where you can customize any part of the generated documentation. It provides technical writers with a wide range of customization options, including the ability to modify the look and feel of headings, text, tables, images, and other elements of their documentation. Designers can also add custom logos, change the background color, and adjust the font size and style to create a unique and personalized documentation style.
Creating the most complete, comprehensive and up-to-date documentation is the number one priority of technical writers. But readers expect a clean and modern design and companies oftentimes need to integrate documentation web-sites with their existing material, thus mimicking a predefined look-and-feel. Thankfully, the HelpNDoc help authoring tool lets you rapidly add a logo or custom CSS code for quick customization, or even create a completely new template to fully customize your deliverables. In this article, let’s see how you can use customized icons in the generated HTML documentation’s table of contents.
HelpNDoc offers you an intuitive template editor that makes it easy to customize the look and feel of your PDF and Word documentation to support specific requirements. You can tailor any of the settings and properties of the PDF and Word templates that you've created from scratch as well as those that you've copied from other templates.
