Fred Feng

Hi Mathieu, Thanks for your insight about the issue. An (ugly) workaround is to add a backslash to escape each underscore. For example, the following works for me. ``` $$\sum\_{i...

Hi Mathieu, Your solution works for me w.r.t. not having to escape `_` and `\` now. Thanks! However, it is not displaying curly brackets now. For example, without your script,...

Hi Mathieu, This new version works perfectly with the curly bracket. Thank you! Now, here's the rabbit hole. I often use the following line to highlight a formula. ``` $\require{color}\colorbox{yellow}{$x_1^2$}$...

Hi Mathieu, Just to document another thing that stopped working is like the example below, where the `\alpha` inside the `\text{}` is not rendered. It was working fine previously. Thanks....

One more thing that stops working is the following: ``` .center[This is a variable $x$.] ``` It is now rendered as "This is a variable (x)."

The following stopped working as well. Any inline underscore inside a `\text{}` really. ``` $$\text{This is $x_1$}$$ ```

Hi Mathieu, Thank you for the insights. I think I might have made it work (at least on my machine)*. But first, all the four formulas in your previous reply...

Ok, so here's what works best for me. First, I will not attempt to solve the issue of having to escape `\`. You will still need to do that, for...

Hi @ebridge2 It should work if you escape the underscores (see below) on the second slide. This is a known remark problem. See #645 for details. ``` $$f\_{xz}(x) f\_{xz}(x)$$ ```

Hi, I added the script above by @murtex, but I'm still having the same issue that pinch-to-zoom triggers a navigation event (also described in #635 and yihui/xaringan#226). Any insights would...