Davide P. Cervone

MathJax uses multi-character assemblies when creating brackets and other stretchy delimiters when the size is larger than any of the single-character sizes that it has available. It looks like the...

> we need the highlighting feature Does that mean you need users to be able to drag-select the math, or that you will be highlighting the math programmatically yourselves? If...

> We highlighting the math as part of a larger text programmatically with a text to speech feature we have. OK, thanks. Is the math highlighted all at once, or...

Good luck. Let us know how it turns out.

Actually, the browser is not finding the typeset output, but rather the assistive MathML that is inserted in the page for those using screen readers and other assistive technology. This...

There are several things involved, here. First, math expressions can easily run over the width of a container, especially when those containers are relatively small, as in your example. MathJax...

The annotation-xml will work if you provide the namespace, as in ``` annotation-xml ``` In section 5.3.2.3, it says > When the annotation value is represented in an XML dialect...

You are right that MathJax doesn't currently support the HTML-in-mtext approach that is allowed in HTML5 (since HTML5 post-dates when the MathJax Element jax was developed, and it was not...

> Is there something in the way we handle mtext that makes this difficult? My second comment above suggests a way that this could be done. There is one caveat,...

@jazzpirate: > 8 years later, is this still being worked on? It is in the backlog of things to do, but it is not under active development at the moment....