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As KaTeX has no split environment I tried to achieve the same by using the aligned environment.
I tried the following:
\begin{alinged}
a &= b + c \\
&= e + f
\end{aligned}
This approach works under LaTeX, but not under KaTeX. For KaTeX I have to add \\ at the end of the last line as well, otherwise the line is missing in the HTML document (see picture below):
\begin{alinged}
a &= b + c \\
&= e + f \\\end{aligned}
@hagenw, PR #949 was written to fix a problem with parsing a empty cell at the beginning of the last line in an array. I expect a release this weekend that will include PR #949. Could you try again after that release and tell me if your problem recurs?
As KaTeX has no split environment I tried to achieve the same by using the aligned environment.
I tried the following:
This approach works under LaTeX, but not under KaTeX. For KaTeX I have to add
\\
at the end of the last line as well, otherwise the line is missing in the HTML document (see picture below):Code to produce the picture: https://gist.github.com/hagenw/1260f21203b4095a061ac3da6b01b5e4
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