\ccc and \ccRefIdfierPage now have an optional argument. Usage:

\ccc[Kernel::do_intersect]{void do_intersect(int a, int b)}
  \ccRefIdfierPage[Kernel::do_intersect]{do_intersect}

The argument must be a label declared with \ccRefLabel, such as in:
  \ccRefLabel{Kernel::do_intersect}

Manual_tools/src/latex_converter_config/html/cc_manual.sty

@@ -425,7 +425,11 @@
 % | \ccStyle
 % +--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 \newcommand{\ccc}[1]{[cccbegin]\lciParseCC{\lciCCStyle 1}{#1}[cccend]}  %% the 1 is a dummy to keep it
-                                               %% from parsing spaces
+                                                                        %% from parsing spaces
+\newcommand{\ccc@om}{\lciParseCC{\cccCont}{#2}{#1}}
+\newcommand{\cccCont}{\cccContX\lciCCParameter}
+\newcommand{\cccContX}[2]{\lcRawHtml{<i>}\ccRef[#X1]{ccRef_#2}\lcRawHtml{</i>}}
+
 \newcommand{\ccStyle}{\ccc}
 
 % Add a wrapper around \ccc so that one can chose the URL of the HTML link,

Manual_tools/sty/cc_manual.sty

@@ -1007,7 +1007,7 @@ Reference~Manual}%
 }
 
 % abbreviations
-\newcommand{\ccc}{\ccStyle}
+\newcommand{\ccc}[2][]{\ccStyle{#2}}
 
 % Add a wrapper around \ccc so that one can chose the URL of the HTML link,
 % instead of the automatic one.
@@ -1326,12 +1326,15 @@ Reference~Manual}%
 \newcommand{\ccRefPageNumAtMargin}{}
 \gdef\ccRefPageNumAtMargin{\ccTrue}
 \newcommand{\ccRefPageFill}{\dotfill}
-\newcommand{\ccRefIdfierPage}{\begingroup\ccCatcode\ccRefIdfierPageX}
-\def\ccRefIdfierPageX #1{\endgroup%
+\newcommand{\ccRefIdfierPage}[2][\ccRefIdfierPageDefault]{%
+  \def\ccRefIdfierPageDefault{#2}%
+  \begingroup\ccCatcode\ccRefIdfierPageX{#1}{#2}%
+}
+\def\ccRefIdfierPageX #1#2{\endgroup%
    \ifnum\ccRefPageNumAtMargin=\ccTrue
-      \ccc{#1}\ccRefPageFill \ccRefPage{#1}%
+      \ccc{#2}\ccRefPageFill \ccRefPage{#1}%
    \else
-      \ccc{#1} (pg. \pageref{ccRef_#1})%
+      \ccc{#2} (pg. \pageref{ccRef_#1})%
    \fi
 }