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An alternative solution might be to give more control over the template that produces the HTML. That way we could also use <!doctype html> and simplify a few other things.
I am afraid that disabling the built-in CSS implicitly when a custom one is specified with fancyindex_css_href might break existing setups. Would it be acceptable for your you to have an additional configuration directive which disables the built-in CSS?
Regarding the additional customization, is there something in particular that you need which fancyindex_header does not cover? A concrete example would help me understand better.
Heya, thanks for the reply. An additional directive would be great.
As for templating, what I'd like to be able to do is make the markup of https://n.whatwg.org/ more similar to that of https://whatwg.org/. In particular, adjust the doctype, adjust meta viewport, add meta theme-color, add link icon, and such. So they make for a more coherent whole.
It would be nice if we could disable the builtin style sheet altogether.
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