Remember meeting tomorrow

Hi,

Just remember the meeting we have tomorrow 9PST and 6CET.

I've added another example about how to do align columns at
https://codepen.io/daniwiris/pen/bYERoL

After the TPAC conference I learned how to to align columns by a child
different of the first one, with the help of Igalia. Now it is worth to
share the "discovery" with all members of the CG.

I remember you the objectives I try to accomplish:

   1. To use only html5/css/web-fonts (no JavaScript) to display statically
   independent-target-device math (but also some physics and chemistry)
   simple-enough formulas. This means:
      1. To target a common subset of simple math formulas.
      2. To be robust to browser and OS change. Firefox, Chrome, Safari,
      Edge, ... Windows, Mac, Linux, iOs, Android, ...
      3. To be robust to scale. For example, device pixel ratio in retina
      display and browser zoom.
      4. To be robust to font family change within the same type of font
      (Arial, Helvetica or Lucida Sans). Changing from Arial to
Courier New might
      not work so well.
      5. To be robust to font size change and colors.
      6. It is fine to embed fonts for math symbols. Especially stretchy
      parts, including parts of roots.
      7. To break a formula into lines
      2. To be enough semanticaly rich for copying, pasting and providing
   accessibility.
   3. To be able to recompose a formula if any subpart of such formula is
   dynamically changed with the help of JavaScript. Because, if you are able
   to change subparts of a formula, it means that the device is using
   JavaScript anyway.

I would like to know whether it is worth to continue in this line and make
it part of the results we achieve together as community group.

Regards,

Dani

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