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MathJax 3 has a well-known line break bug which causes line breaks not to work:
$$
a = 1 \\
b = 2 \\
c = 3 \\
d = 4
$$
looks like this with the new MathJax 3:
It should look like this:
Solution
This was working in MathJax 2. Many people haven't upgraded to MathJax 3 as a result of this bug. Even Jupyter didn't upgrade to MathJax 3 for a long time because of this.
I would suggest letting the user choose different MathJax versions - it would be great if we could go back to MathJax 2.
Or, the new MathJax 4 should be released any day now - they're a few weeks behind.
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I am not sure if MathJax 4 is backwards compatible with MathJax 3 in every way but it seems to work so far. I'd suggest supporting this version officially.
No, that is not correct. MathJax was designed to support line breaks with \\ even though they aren't in LaTeX. MathJax 3 broke this but planned to reimplement it, and now they have with MathJax 4. Again, this is a well known issue that has been talked about extensively.
Describe the bug
MathJax 3 has a well-known line break bug which causes line breaks not to work:
looks like this with the new MathJax 3:
It should look like this:
Solution
This was working in MathJax 2. Many people haven't upgraded to MathJax 3 as a result of this bug. Even Jupyter didn't upgrade to MathJax 3 for a long time because of this.
I would suggest letting the user choose different MathJax versions - it would be great if we could go back to MathJax 2.
Or, the new MathJax 4 should be released any day now - they're a few weeks behind.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: