I'd like my default cross reference type (:ref:`foo`) to use nodes.literal
instead of nodes.emphasis. (I have no need for <em> tags around my internal
link contents in HTML output when there is already a class="reference
internal" that i can use to style them, and styling a.reference.internal em
seems to irritate IE6 which does not accept multiple classes in CSS)
AFAICT, this nodes.emphasis default is set in
sphinx.domains.std.StandardDomain,
where StandardDomain.roles['ref]=XRefRole(lowercase=True,
innernodeclass=nodes.emphasis, warn_dangling=True),
I can't find any settings which will change this, and in fact, even awful
hacks to change it don't seem to work - I tried putting this into a custom
extension
from sphinx.domains.std import StandardDomain
from sphinx.roles import XRefRole
StandardDomain.roles ['ref'] = XRefRole(
lowercase=True, innernodeclass=nodes.literal,
warn_dangling=True)
but i still ended up with <em> around my hyperlinks.
What is the accepted way to change this behaviour? Is it to redefine the
'ref' XRef type? or to create a new one using App.add_object_type? Or
something else?
TIA
Dan
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