Hi @mmcky @jstac
Thank you for putting DP2 up on the website. The display looks really nice.
While reading DP2, I noticed a couple of rendering issues where LaTeX source lines beginning with certain symbols seem to be interpreted as syntax in the website version.
My guess is that whenever the source latex code starting a new line with a symbol, the website version will render it as a command rather than part of the mathematical expression.
I find two examples:
> rendered as blockquote
For example in section 4.2.1.3, the source latex code return a new line starting with the strictly greater symbol >, then it renders as a quotation:
+ rendered as list item
Also in section 4.2.1.3, the source latex return a new line starting with + but it rendered as a new item
There may be similar rendering clashes elsewhere if the same pattern appears in other parts of the source.
I’m happy to put up a PR to inspect and fix these cases.
Best,
Longye
Hi @mmcky @jstac
Thank you for putting DP2 up on the website. The display looks really nice.
While reading DP2, I noticed a couple of rendering issues where LaTeX source lines beginning with certain symbols seem to be interpreted as syntax in the website version.
My guess is that whenever the source latex code starting a new line with a symbol, the website version will render it as a command rather than part of the mathematical expression.
I find two examples:
>rendered as blockquoteFor example in section 4.2.1.3, the source latex code return a new line starting with the strictly greater symbol
>, then it renders as a quotation:+rendered as list itemAlso in section 4.2.1.3, the source latex return a new line starting with
+but it rendered as a new itemThere may be similar rendering clashes elsewhere if the same pattern appears in other parts of the source.
I’m happy to put up a PR to inspect and fix these cases.
Best,
Longye