Closed lieskjur closed 7 months ago
I imagine that the easiest way is to have an additional-css
file with
.katex-display { overflow: auto hidden !important; }
Could you please try this, and if it doesn't work, research a bit on how to use CSS?
Cool, it works.
I have no real experience with css or html but I could have figured, that you can simply add css like this.
Thank you.
Would it be possible to make equations that are two long "scrollable" without hosting my own css?
One big advantage of mdbook, in comparison to pdf files, is that I can scale the page to the size of my screen. Unfortunately by default
mdbook-katex
does not do this. The fix is rather simple and even described in the CSS customization section of KaTeX's documentation. All that has to be done is to make a single modification tokatex.css
I wanted to ask if adding it by default or as an option to
mdbook-katex
would be worth considering. It's a bit of a hassle, downloading the css and font just for this...