Add a way to change the MathJax renderer for better Print as PDF results
Add a way (such as the default right-click) to switch the MathJax renderer from CHTML (or whatever is used now) to SVG or other supported options, so the user can see what works best for their Print as PDF needs.
Sometimes, with the current renderer, some white lines appear over some portions of the rendered math (when printing) (the math usually renders alright).
I think it’s small screen-reader text (or something similar) not getting properly hidden.
By changing the renderer, this text might become obsolete, as the actual equation is already screen-readable or its positioning changes with the other renderer.
This would be something I would like to see (at least the default right click way)
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Olive Teacup
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This page is a good example (some of the equation portions are not visible; I’m aware that that is harder to fix, and most of them don’t have this problem)
Some of the equations have what looks like a small white bar across the bottom.
Mark Florkowski
Just released a fix that should address this, let me know if you are still seeing render issues
Olive Teacup
WOW!
Thanks a lot; 10000% fixed.
MathJax rendering was my most common issue (I fixed the main issue with the solution you provided before).
This was a “new” issue for me (I've never tried to print such complex equations).
Definitely 7/5 stars service right here!
Mark Florkowski
You’re very welcome! When I have good examples to check against, I can usually get a fix out pretty quickly! Glad we could get this one resolved!
Olive Teacup
Hello,
I’m using the common case: Chrome v154 on MacOS Tahoe.
Mark Florkowski
Can you tell me more about what browser and OS you are using? If you have a specific example of an incorrectly rendered formula that would also be very helpful for testing