I must have been looking in all the wrong places

[venta]

Does anyone know much about doxygen?

I am generating a whole bunch of html files from some C++ headers. The per-function documentation pages I get out all have the following element:

<div class="navtab">
....
</div>

which forms a sort of sidebar-style index to all the other functions whose docs were generated from the header.

I don't want this to be present. I thought that GENERATE_TREEVIEW=NO in the config file would suppress it, but it doesn't. (At least, it doesn't using doxygen 1.5.4 or 1.7.4, and I can't find any references online to it being broken. So maybe that isn't what that switch is meant to do, though it sounds like it in the docs.)

DISABLE_INDEX=YES also isn't the right answer - that disables a different bit of auto-generated guff which I also don't want.

Does anyone:
(a) know what GENERATE_TREEVIEW actually governs?
(b) know what switch I need to set to suppress this sidebar-index thing?
(c) as a last resort, have any ideas of how to painlessly remove a div element and all its contents from an html document? (I have no experience of Perl or anything like that, though I suspect I may be about to acquire some if (b) cannot be solved.)

Auxiliary comment: no, I can't just hide the div element using CSS. Well, I can, obviously. But it's not good enough. I actually need that element removed from the html.

Comments

[beckyl.livejournal.com]

now, y'see, I was looking at 'doxygen' and assuming some kind of di-oxide scientific thingy, which, knowing your journal posts, there would then have been a link to an article where someone had created a prototype of some new fantastic clean superfuel with slightly dodgy 'scientific' claims you wanted to check your understanding of. Not the gibberish under the cut. So yeah, disappointed in you!