LaTeX update: Read this before posting!

CraigD · 07-10-2007

My gratitude and praise to Alexander for the new and improved LaTeX features. The new math rendering is much nicer than the old latex, fitting into mixed text much more esthetically.

I believe I’ve found a problem, though:

$h = \sqrt{r^2+d^2} – r$

$h = \sqrt{r^2+d^2} – r$

What happened to the minus sign in the math version of the above?

PS: I too wish that the red underlines weren’t there – being able to rollover and click to get the source would work as well without them, and the onscreen or printed page be better looking.

alexander · 07-10-2007

ok, i'll look into the whole underlining issue (it looks like vb is generating it, i may be mistaken though)

Oh and as to the problem:

$h = \sqrt{r^2+d^2} - r$
lol no problem, wrong symbol

alexander · 07-10-2007

also hence why you see [?][?][?] in the other render

you used a
–
and i used a
-

alexander · 07-10-2007

nope 100% sure its a hypo css thing, look at all the links, they are all underlined.... I can only change that if Mr.T gives me permission to... (or does that himself *wink, wink Tormod*)

alexander · 07-10-2007

example google

alexander · 07-10-2007

so as long as the styles for the link, alink and vlink tags are changed (as well as the rollover style) the red under dotting will disappear

and that is up to Tormod

Qfwfq · 07-12-2007

Shame on Craig for putting a 96 instead of a 2D.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buffy

Even getting the color to change to blue or something less obtrusive would be a big help.

The real trouble is they interfere with legibility. I have enough of those itsy bitties swarming around in my eyes, without the red dashed line through the equations.

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexander

nope 100% sure its a hypo css thing, look at all the links, they are all underlined.... I can only change that if Mr.T gives me permission to... (or does that himself *wink, wink Tormod*)

What little I've hacked with CSS, it allows you to specify a style for a given tag, as an attribute, without affecting all the other anchor tags, by just adding a new stylename.