Thomas Park

Hey @SwankyLegg, thanks for opening an issue on this. Yeah this is the expected behavior. Most of the levels have multiple approaches for solving them, and the game only does...

Hi @lmintmate, first of all welcome and thanks for your contributions. For languages whose glyphs aren't supported by the defined font (PT Sans in this case), the browser will fall...

Hi Aksana, it's true that for normal use of these properties, values range from 1 to 5. However, a neat thing about grid is that they also accept negative values,...

Hey @Vandivier, not sure how all of the different standards fit with each other but I'm open to a pull request for more formats. The ACM/IEEE ones have some extensive...

Are you on Chrome? There's still a lot of weirdness when it comes to printing from browser, not to mention inconsistency between browser vendors. Firefox and Safari look completely different,...

You can use Prince on the command line to generate a PDF from your HTML. It handles a lot of the new CSS features better than the browsers. https://github.com/thomaspark/pubcss#quick-start https://www.princexml.com/

Understandable, check out #12 for work towards using Puppeteer instead.

Setting up a way to build with a more open option like Puppeteer would be welcome.

Thanks, I updated the [config option for using MathJax CDN](http://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/start.html#using-the-mathjax-content-delivery-network-cdn) and that cleared up the problem for me. Can you confirm equations are working for you? http://thomaspark.co/project/pubcss/demo/acm-sig-sample-web.html http://thomaspark.co/project/pubcss/demo/acm-sig-sample-web-theme.html

Thanks for the follow-up. The equations are written in MathML, which is supported in Prince and Firefox, but not Chrome. I prefer to use MathML, and fall back to MathJax...