Laurenz

Okay, I see. `show raw: set text(size: ..)` with em will not do what you want because it folds together with the built-in rule of the same form and then...

See also: https://github.com/typst/typst/pull/1892#issuecomment-1729119959

Here is another solution that is maybe a little bit less cursed: ```typ #let in-outline = state("in-outline", false) #show outline: it => { in-outline.update(true) it in-outline.update(false) } #let flex-caption(long, short)...

While I can see the appeal, this would introduce _a lot_ of complexity and reduce interoperability between code written in different "dialects".

I [bumped](https://github.com/typst/typst/commit/53a896f049d45a8e9a225ceacd56da07854aa973) hypher, so this should work now.

The URL is probably generated by the bibliography function, but a regex show rule could probably achieve the same thing.

#1626 fixed a different issues. Fixing this properly would require some smart heuristic in the paragraph layout. Note that you can work around this by using block equations instead of...

@Enter-tainer It would be easy to just always expand lines to fit the equation. But that's also undesirable because it leads to uneven line spacing in many very common cases....

@Enter-tainer The following example demonstrates the case I'm talking about:  If the bounding boxes would be expanded fully, Typst's paragraph layout would add leading...

> Maybe you'll want to consider an option for enabling automated italic correction when shifting between italics and non-italics... We've considered that but I am not aware of any metrics...