Markdown math not working properly #19953
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The same here. I post an issue at a repo with some math notations here, but the notations look weird and not consist with the preview in my local VSCode. |
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You need to use without a code block
with code blocks
will be displayed as follows: |
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This appears to be fixed now: When |
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The ( |
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It seems now this doesn't work if you use markdown >
Example
It worked before. Edit: It was fixed. |
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Try inline math |
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I can't get double-dollar-sign math blocks to work. The math code block method given above does work, though. Is double dollar sign broken for some reason just for me? See my README.md file displayed here: https://github.com/holderbp/lecture_notes/tree/main |
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The newly introduced math support for markdown is producing some unexpected results.
Even the example math code does not render correctly.
In my README the second line seems to work fine but the first line results in this
I’ve tried a couple of things. Single inline math seems to work just fine, but when there are multiple inline math expressions the stuff between the end of the first expression and the beginning of the second one get ignored.
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