Davide P. Cervone
Davide P. Cervone
What is your purpose in reposting this here? There is no new question, and there is already a response to that post.
You are correct, the changes for 2006 are the source of the difference. As you can see from that discussion, due to recent changes in WebKit, the mechanism that MathJax...
> is there some generic solution? As I said above, I was not able to find one that handles both shrink-wrapped elements (like table cells) and floating content. The current...
@mikkorantalainen: > is it due this bug? No, it is due to the fact that line-breaking hasn't been ported to v3 yet, so there is no code in v3 to...
Closed as part of a review of old issues.
For strings enclosed in quotes in javascript, the `\` character has special meaning. It is used to enter control sequences (e.g., `\n` for a newline, or `\t` for a tab),...
It looks like the physics package may not have been loaded. That might indicate that your MathJax configuration isn't being processed, or that the physics component isn't being found. Note...
MathJax implements MathML3 (so you are right that it is an older spec than MathML-Core). MathML-Core does not include some features that are used by MathJax (e.g., `mlabeledtr` elements), and...
@xworld21, thanks for the link. Nice work! @physikerwelt, if the CSS is explicit in a `style` attribute for the tables, then it might be possible to use a MathML input...
@physikerwelt, since your class names are explicit on the `mtd` elements, MathJax can use those to add the MathML3 attributes it needs. Here is a MathJax configuration (for v4) that...