Make email obfuscation CSP friendly#8992
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Obfuscation makes email addresses harder to harvest by inserting into them HTML elements which are supposed to be invisible in the rendered HTML (display: none). The style is specified inline, and inline styles may be prohibited by content-security-policy HTTP header, breaking the markup if generated html is served from the server which sets such header. So move the style to CSS and refer to it via `class` in HTML code to fix this.
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Obfuscation makes email addresses harder to harvest by inserting into them HTML elements which are supposed to be invisible in the rendered HTML (display: none). The style is specified inline, and inline styles may be prohibited by content-security-policy HTTP header, breaking the markup if generated html is served from the server which sets such header. So move the style to CSS and refer to it via
classin HTML code to fix this.For content served from a server which sets CSP header, here's how the current doxygen genereted HTML look:
After the fix: