Davide P. Cervone

I wasn't able to reproduce in Firefox, but did see it in Chrome and Safari. It took a bit of digging, but it turns out that the `typeset: false` was...

> I'm not sure why Safari and Chrome are doing the typesetting I missed the fact that you have the math in a `div` with class `disable-lazy-typesetting`, so it is...

OK, it does seem pretty complicated. I see that you are still using the alpha.1 version, and I'm wondering if you have tried beta.4 yet. Some of your issues are...

Oh, I meant to say that I was sorry you took 8 hours to come up with the version you sent, though I appreciate it, as it made understanding it...

OK, I figured out why the math was being typeset even though `typeset: false` is set. It turns out that by setting the menu option for the assistive MathML extension,...

> I tried but equation doesn't appear correctly. This is not enough information to diagnose your problem. Can you describe what is going wrong for you? > I use ......

Since you are using MathJax v2, you might consider loading the third-party [Arabic extension](https://github.com/Edraak/arabic-mathjax), which is only available for version 2. In particular, it supports RTL math. I'm afraid I...

As the [documentation](https://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/web/typeset.html) points out, the call is `MathJax.typesetPromise()`. In your case you would use ``` js MathJax.typesetPromise([math]) ``` if `math` is a DOM element whose content includes mathematics.

Here is the situation: when an accent is to be stretched over a base, there may be several versions of the accent at different sizes that MathJax looks through to...

In order to handle embellished operators when in-line breaking is allowed, I had to add a function to lay out embellished operators separately from normal ones. It looks like I...