Hi @mmcky @jstac
Below are the discrepancies between the PDF and the HTML in Chapter 10.
Both are very minor rendering issues, and they may just be specific to my browser, but I just wanted to flag them in case they are worth checking.
1. Top of equation (10.19) appears slightly cut off
PDF: In the PDF, equation (10.19) is rendered with sufficient vertical spacing, and the top of the symbols is fully visible.
HTML: In the corresponding equation (10.19) in the HTML, the top of the equation appears slightly cut off (particularly, the upper parts of S_t and S_0 ).
Issue: This is a very minor visual issue, but it appears to be a math rendering or layout issue.
Eq. (10.19) in the HTML:
2. Vertical evaluation bar appears misaligned in displayed equation
Screenshot showing the equation in context (HTML):
Zoomed-in view (HTML):
PDF: In the PDF, the vertical evaluation bar in the equation is rendered as a single continuous vertical line.
HTML: In the corresponding equation in the HTML, the vertical evaluation bar before the subscript t=0 appears slightly discontinuous.
Issue: This appears to be a minor math rendering issue. The HTML should probably render the evaluation bar as a single continuous vertical line, matching the PDF.
Hi @mmcky @jstac
Below are the discrepancies between the PDF and the HTML in Chapter 10.
Both are very minor rendering issues, and they may just be specific to my browser, but I just wanted to flag them in case they are worth checking.
1. Top of equation (10.19) appears slightly cut off
PDF: In the PDF, equation (10.19) is rendered with sufficient vertical spacing, and the top of the symbols is fully visible.
HTML: In the corresponding equation (10.19) in the HTML, the top of the equation appears slightly cut off (particularly, the upper parts of
S_tandS_0).Issue: This is a very minor visual issue, but it appears to be a math rendering or layout issue.
Eq. (10.19) in the HTML:
2. Vertical evaluation bar appears misaligned in displayed equation
Screenshot showing the equation in context (HTML):
Zoomed-in view (HTML):
PDF: In the PDF, the vertical evaluation bar in the equation is rendered as a single continuous vertical line.
HTML: In the corresponding equation in the HTML, the vertical evaluation bar before the subscript
t=0appears slightly discontinuous.Issue: This appears to be a minor math rendering issue. The HTML should probably render the evaluation bar as a single continuous vertical line, matching the PDF.