Davide P. Cervone

You don't need to add this CSS yourself, as MathJax has a setting that allows you to specify that wide expressions should scroll. You can try this out using the...

There are several reasons these are not included. First, MathJax concentrates on math-mode macros, not text-mode ones. Even though you can use `\text{}`, by default very few text macros are...

It turns out that U+221A (the character used for this) is below the baseline in the `mathjax-newcm` and `mathjax-modern` fonts, which is why that is happening. Historically, TeX uses surds...

I'm already planning a PR to take care of it.

There were a number of issues with line breaking in the v4.0.0 release. I have resolved several in mathjax/MathJax-src#1338, and it turns out that those fixes take care of this...

> Thanks for the massive effort you're putting into version 4 You are most welcome. We are very proud of our work on v4. > line breaking works amazingly well...

Users can also use things like `\mbox{}` or `\hbox{}` to prevent line breaks, and even just using braces will make line breaks within them less likely. So there certainly are...

> I noticed ... the behaviour is different when resizing the browser window— the CHTML version has a fluid width but the SVG version has a fixed width. Yes, that...

> will the new overflow: linebreak automatically occur for long expressions with CHTML on window resize? No. Neither output jax re-computes the line breaks on window changes.

You are right, it would be good to use a `dialog` element for this. Actually, I was not aware of this element, or would have used it. I will need...