Open mdAshford opened 3 years ago
What happens when you add new equations in the middle of a page? Are later equations re-numbered? Are references updated?
What happens when you add new equations in the middle of a page? Are later equations re-numbered? Are references updated?
New equations get numbered with the next increment, relative to the entire page. Moreover, rerunning a cell with numbered equations bumps those numbers to the next available. Call it a feature: (1466) means I'm fiddling too much.
However, simply reloading the page renumbers everything, updates all the references, etc. It works well, though the reload is a little janky in principle. Unsaved changes could get lost, but the do-you-really-want-to-leave-the-page warning is basic protection. Re-executing cells containing labelled equations sends MathJax into hysterics over duplicate labels, but that's well-established MathJax behavior. Page-reload fixes that, too.
If you've used the classic Jupyter notebooks with any of the autonumbering nbextensions active, the behavior will feel familiar (except they have a button that triggers a MathJax-only reload). On page reload, the renumbering appears to run top-down, but I haven't yet tested it with cells containing both MathJax and Julia to see what happens with Pluto's cell-execution ordering.
I'm not happy with that behaviour, it feels clunky and un-pluto-y. We might be able to use it if we can trigger the renumbering automatically whenever needed
Could we not activate equation autonumbering when MathJax is loaded (which is the norm for MathJax)?
So, in
SetupMathJax.js
, addtags: 'ams'
to thetex
configuration block:from
to
I get full MathJax functionality after making the change.
Equation numbers always get out of sequence (additions, selections, etc). I was working on a button to force MathJax to re-render the math, but reloading the page works well enough.
One can always suppress eqn numbering with the
\notag
switch or starred environments (\begin{equation*}
vs\begin{equation}
)By the way, I love you dearly for config/launching MathJax in its own script.