Davide P. Cervone

This is essentially a duplicate of mathjax/MathJax#2799: > Normally, MathJax's SVG output is placed inside a `` element, and that element has a scaling factor that is designed to match...

See my response to mathjax/MathJax#2759.

The search above leaves out a couple of integral signs between U+2A10 and U+2A14 that don't have "integral" in their name (they have "integration" or "circular function"). See http://unicode-search.net/unicode-namesearch.pl?term=INTEGRATION for...

Do you have a GitHub repository for your extension? If not, that would be a good place to start, as you can use that as a platform from which to...

PS, note that the README for this repository indicates that it is for v2 only. WE no longer house a third-party repository for v3, since it is no longer necessary...

The MathJax fonts don't include the glyphs for the second two integrals, so MathJax just uses unicode characters and lets your browser find the character in one of the fonts...

You will probably want to look at MathJax v3 rather than v2, which is what this repository works with. See the [documentation](https://docs.mathjax.org/). The documentation for web-based usage is in pretty...

First, about the extra `mrow` elements: MathJax's internal representation keeps information about the original TeX input that is needed in order to get the spacing right (among other things), and...

> The point of using `mmultiscripts` vs `msub` (etc) is the alignment of the scripts even in the absence of a sub/superscript Yes, that was why I gave my caveat...

> I have to admit this isn't true. I stand corrected, and apologize for the misinformation. Thanks for the correction!