hi,
it seems to me that a new issue has appeared recently. The way node positioning instructions such as "above=2" work seems to have changed. I'm enclosing an example.
The first image is produced by LaTeX, in a pdf file. The second image is the TikZJax version.
The upper label "\ell" is produced by the following code
The effect of the above=2 instruction used to be the same in the two versions. The label was raised a little bit with respect to the default position.
Now the label in TikZjax is raised by a greatly larger amount.
I tried the same instruction in the online demo, but it seems to work fine there.
I'm not sure what is happening.
Any help is appreciated.
Francesco
hi, it seems to me that a new issue has appeared recently. The way node positioning instructions such as "above=2" work seems to have changed. I'm enclosing an example.
The first image is produced by LaTeX, in a pdf file. The second image is the TikZJax version. The upper label "\ell" is produced by the following code
\draw[|-|,black!40] (-2,1.6) -- node[above=2] {\Large \(\ell\)} (2,1.6);The effect of the
above=2instruction used to be the same in the two versions. The label was raised a little bit with respect to the default position. Now the label in TikZjax is raised by a greatly larger amount. I tried the same instruction in the online demo, but it seems to work fine there. I'm not sure what is happening. Any help is appreciated. Francesco