Exactly. Doxygen implicitly generates useless info about what file is included by what file, list of places from where a function gets called, what line was this and that function declaration in (and where is the definition), huge class inheritance diagrams, entangled monstrous file dependency diagrams, alphabetical file index, alphabetical symbol index, including every possible undocumented symbol and file it can find and tons and tons of other stuff that has a total value of 0.

The user should visit docs to get to know a high-level overview of a library or human-readable explanation of an algorithm. Not to see stuff that's already explained by the code itself.

So here I threw away all this noise and the theme is actively forcing the library authors to focus on important stuff in the docs, explicitly excluding useless things that could be auto-generated. "Installing Doxygen on a project" achieves nothing, one has to write the actual docs first.

The result? See for yourself: https://doc.magnum.graphics/magnum/namespaceMagnum_1_1Animat...