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                        [ENH] A few enhancements and minor bugs
Hello,
A few enhancements and minor bugs (if not errors from I) :
- add a scroll bar to the browser side bar. Otherwise, it can take time to get down to the end of the file
- when I click on a graph node which is a heading in a file, the side bar opens the right file but does not position itself at the given heading. Instead, the side bar always displays the file beginning. But, it works well when I choose to open in emacs.
- equations within \begin{equation} ... \end{equation} are rendered well, except when there is "\label{myeq}" within the environment. In that case, the "\label{myeq}" is displayed as raw text.
- in the sidebar, the cite:myreflinks are not clickable, a forbidden icon appears. But in the video demonstration, it looks like on can follow the reference links.
- the reference links do appear in the graph itself, if I click on them, the side bar opens, but displays :
<!DOCTYPE html> <html><head> <title>500 Internal Error</title> </head><body> <h1>500 Internal Error</h1> <p>Internal error when handling this request.</p> <pre>error: (file-missing Opening input file No such file or directory d:/xxx/yyy/org-roam/myref) </pre> </body></html>
whereas I can open the pdf file (myref.pdf) with C-c C-o in the org file.
Regards
- Scrollbar is somewhat OS dependent, you are using Windows 10 right? There should be a scrollbar but I will double check it.
- Will be added soon
- I can't do much about that unfortunately, not supported in KaTeX atm. I'm looking for a way to just hide them, ill keep you posted https://github.com/KaTeX/KaTeX/issues/2003 4/5 That depends on whether those references are picked up by ORUI at all. They need to either a) refer to a node with the :ROAM_REFS: property set to cite:myref, or b) need to refer to a citation which is picked up by org-roam-bibtex. I'm not exactly sure what you with "being able to open the pdf with C-c C-o".
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, I am using windows 10 and google chrome.
Regarding citation links, currently I was only used to use org-ref and it seems org-roam-bibtex was not enabled by default when I open org-roam files. Then, C-c C-o calls an org-ref function. It is not clear yet to me how org-roam-bibtex works.