- From: Lorenzo Bertini <lorenzobertini97@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:40:09 +0200
- To: www-math@w3.org
Il 11/10/22 09:39, Frédéric WANG ha scritto: > On 11/10/2022 09:27, Lorenzo Bertini wrote: >> Il 11/10/22 08:51, Frédéric WANG ha scritto: >> >> Yes, MathML fonts are all correctly installed and i can switch between >> them; they all render as they should. They also all show this kind of >> behavior though, so I don't think I have the same problem as that bug. >> >> My problem is that the engine calculates new line vertical position >> based on the lowest element of the previous line: the infamous >> \psi_{f_{f}} pushes that new line very far. I'll attach a picture >> worth a thousand words. >> >> Is there a way to tell the renderer not to reserve space for <math> >> elements? It will do it if I wrap <math> in a <div< and then ask for >> that. >> >> Best regards > > Thanks. I believe the MathML spec only defines what happens for the math > formula and the box of the <math> would enclose the full content by > default. So tweaking the CSS to force a different size seems the way to > go. Otherwise using <mpadded> to reduce the height/depth might also work. > Thank you. However, I spent a good deal of time on tweaking CSS but nothing seems to work: the calculated size of <math> components doesn't change. I don't even know who should I contact for this (gecko devs maybe?). But at this point, with MathML behaving like this since forever, I'm starting to think I'm the only one who is bothered by this. In that case it's best to stick with the establishment. Thanks anyway for your time Lorenzo
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