Inline $...$ math does not render correctly. Reported during the theme evaluation in QuantEcon/lecture-python-programming#475 (closed, never merged).
Context. The evaluation built the QuantEcon Python Programming lectures against main at 6a22984 — the current and only HEAD of this repo, which already includes both mathjax commits (fdc28b9 feat: auto-enable sphinx.ext.mathjax in theme setup and 5629fed fix(mathjax): use Sphinx's mathjax3_config instead of raw script tag). So this is not a case of an untested fix: the defect reproduces against the theme's final state.
Preview build: https://699d241d064feca2f249791b--epic-agnesi-957267.netlify.app/intro
Why it matters. Inline math is pervasive across QuantEcon lecture content — this blocks any serious evaluation of the theme on real scientific material. quantecon-book-theme renders the same source correctly, so the source markup is not at fault.
Suggested starting points: confirm mathjax3_config is reaching the rendered page, check whether MathJax's inline delimiters ($...$) are enabled — MathJax 3 disables single-$ inline math by default unless inlineMath is configured — and verify against docs/kitchen-sink.md, which should grow an inline-math case if it lacks one.
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$...$math does not render correctly. Reported during the theme evaluation in QuantEcon/lecture-python-programming#475 (closed, never merged).Context. The evaluation built the QuantEcon Python Programming lectures against
mainat 6a22984 — the current and only HEAD of this repo, which already includes both mathjax commits (fdc28b9feat: auto-enable sphinx.ext.mathjax in theme setupand 5629fedfix(mathjax): use Sphinx's mathjax3_config instead of raw script tag). So this is not a case of an untested fix: the defect reproduces against the theme's final state.Preview build: https://699d241d064feca2f249791b--epic-agnesi-957267.netlify.app/intro
Why it matters. Inline math is pervasive across QuantEcon lecture content — this blocks any serious evaluation of the theme on real scientific material.
quantecon-book-themerenders the same source correctly, so the source markup is not at fault.Suggested starting points: confirm
mathjax3_configis reaching the rendered page, check whether MathJax's inline delimiters ($...$) are enabled — MathJax 3 disables single-$inline math by default unlessinlineMathis configured — and verify againstdocs/kitchen-sink.md, which should grow an inline-math case if it lacks one.