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As reported at math.stackexchange, the expressions in IE11 are missing some space around them.
This is due to this line. It appears that there are two things involved: (1) the border-spacing:3px isn't having any effect (so the padding:-3px is reducing the space uncompensated by the boarder), and (2) the body element has the focus initially, which triggers this CSS rule.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I think the main solution is to remove the border-spacing and padding statements and go back to the tight bounding box.
But I still don't like the rule being triggered by the body element being focused. The *:focus .MathJax rule was to handle the problem with links that contain math not having the right outline. So perhaps a rule triggered by *[outline] .MathJax would do it.
OK, *[outline] .MathJax doesn't work, but body :focus .MathJax seems to work better (this only triggers if a child of the body element is focused, not the body itself).
A similar change needs to be made to CommonHTML as well.
As reported at math.stackexchange, the expressions in IE11 are missing some space around them.
This is due to this line. It appears that there are two things involved: (1) the
border-spacing:3px
isn't having any effect (so thepadding:-3px
is reducing the space uncompensated by the boarder), and (2) the body element has the focus initially, which triggers this CSS rule.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: