Davide P. Cervone
Davide P. Cervone
Cool. Thanks, @pkra.
The segmented looks interesting, and something to keep in mind, though until it is available in Firefox, it probably won't be able to be used in MathJax. One of the...
Thanks for the report. Apparently this is a recent change in behavior for LaTeX. We will look into updating that TeX input jax to correspond. In addition to the other...
We are unlikely to support `\textsc` in general, but you can use a work-around for this situation such as the following: ``` \def\textsc#1{\dosc#1\csod} \def\dosc#1#2\csod{\text{#1}\small\style{text-transform: uppercase}{\text{#2}}} ``` This is not perfect,...
If you could configure the MathJax used by Typora to include the definition above, then it would make the preview work without interfering with the pandoc output, so yes, it...
> If I use your suggestion ... in the same math block, and try to convert with panic ... I get [an error]. Yes, you can not use this command...
Linebreaks are not yet implemented in version 3. This is one of the significant features from version 2 that has not yet been ported to version 3.
I'm not sure what you want changed there. The macros are simply listed, and since `\\` is used within multi-line environments, it needs to be listed there. There is a...
In the meantime, you can do something like ``` \displaylines{x = a + b \\ y = b + c} ``` to get multiple lines
@T-Kuhn, WordPress uses `\` as a special character, and it is often stripped out of WordPress posts (depending on what editor you are using). As an escape character, it can...