I’ve tried for the better portion of the last two days, but I still can’t get a math-heavy .adoc file to render correctly in pdf, using asciidoctor-pdf and asciidoctor-mathematical.
Below is the image of the best I could get it to look. To the left is HTML, to the right is PDF. HTML rendering is spot on. I’ve highlighted some of the worst artifacts in PDF.
As I slowly give up hope, I’m just asking: is this some sort of known issue, or am I just asking too much from this software?
.adoc snippets for the highlighted areas, in order:
Or, taking into account that latexmath:[ q = \integer \left( \frac{x}{y} \right)]:
… rounding method applied to latexmath:[\frac{x}{y}].
I’ve tried for the better portion of the last two days, but I still can’t get a math-heavy
.adoc
file to render correctly in pdf, usingasciidoctor-pdf
andasciidoctor-mathematical
.Below is the image of the best I could get it to look. To the left is HTML, to the right is PDF. HTML rendering is spot on. I’ve highlighted some of the worst artifacts in PDF.
As I slowly give up hope, I’m just asking: is this some sort of known issue, or am I just asking too much from this software?
.adoc
snippets for the highlighted areas, in order:Specs
All installed as per their respective instructions.