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Implement stackedFraction function for fraction display - #3

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Hey @samueleblanc I hope you're doing great, even though you haven't review my suggestion for implementing stacked fractions and restraining step by step any limitations on the add on. I really appreciate what you did, and it would honored me if you allow me to updating and improving the front end. I have some ideas in order to make the extension more intuitive and easy to use. As a math-IT student, participating in minor refining UI/UX design. I didn't even care about modding the add-on till it is unrecognizable. Just a mentioned as a collaborator user meet my expectations of starting to create a codebase portfolio.
Greetings and I'll eagerly wait for your response.

Added a new function 'stackedFraction' to handle stacked fractions in the core.js file, including error handling for insufficient arguments and formatting for visual representation. That's pretty much it
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samueleblanc commented Oct 9, 2026 •

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Hi @josephbattletendency-star,
Thanks for the pull request. To have it merged, please put the comments in english. Also, currently there's a bug if, for instance, someone write "abc = \sfrac{x+1}{2}". A solution would be to always put a linebreak (\n) before and after \sfrac{}{}. If you modify that I'll happily merge the PR.
You can do other PRs about UI, etc. Once your PR is merged I'll write that you collaborated.
Best,
Samuel

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