Closed cupojoe closed 5 years ago
@kostub any chance you could take a look at this one?
Isn’t this only supposed to be the case in display style?
Not according to our subject matter expert. Bounds can go either below/above or next to the operator but should be consistent. And for limits, seems to be the case they always go below.
@kostub does it make sense? Or do you think this be an option? I can think of a way to add this an option.
I checked on ShareLatex and Pages (on Mac) and the current implementation is correct:
I tried these two variations:
\[\frac{\lim_{x \rightarrow \infty}}{x+1}\]
\[\frac{\displaystyle{\lim_{x \rightarrow \infty}}}{x+1}\]
This displays as:
as expected. I believe both options already work correctly.
This makes sense. I went back to our SME, and she is ok with it being on the side for other positions outside of the display line. I wonder why this choice of render. I will close for now, hopefully the design team won't get too hung up on this.
…ver when in fractions and other displays not in the main level
@kostub This seems to work fine with all the generated math in the example app. The use case is to have the following:
instead of this: