Re: in PDFs - change url color, font of explicit html href, etc. ?

"Monique Semp" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.text.doxygen.general
Message-ID <AD9CB3166472400681DEA47B59397ED0@WQI1509Dell>
Well, I tried putting my customization into the custom_header.tex file instead of the custom_doxygen.sty file, and Doxygen successfully picks up my settings for link colors, border colors, and PDF properties (such as initial settings, title, and author).
So a great deal of success :-).
But the expected usage of the “\urlstyle” command to change the font for links to websites and external files (vs. the links to sections/modules/entities that are within the resultant PDF) from courier (which ends up as “\tt” in the Doxygen-produced .tex files) doesn’t have any effect.
There’s no warning or error thrown by MiKTex/TeXworks, so the correct package(s) – hyperref, which uses urlstyle; and the ulr package that hyperref uses – seem to be correctly used (via \usepackage). But whether I set “\urlstyle{same}”, “\urlstyle{sf}”, or even “\urlstyle{Arial}”, the links to websites and external files stubbornly remain in code/courier/tt font.
Any suggestions?
Thanks so much,
-Monique

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