Open scientificware opened 2 years ago
Deyan Ginevdeyan.ginev@gmail.com
À www-math@w3.org
FFL: CSS-like selectors for web mathematics
00:27
Hi everyone,
Busy week for math-related enhancements! I also wanted to share a new HCI (human-computer interaction) project by the University of Pennsylvania. It attempts to improve the ergonomics of writing CSS styling rules for math subterms - especially setting "color", which seems to be gaining prominence in recent years.
As you'll notice, the project isn't MathML-centered, but tries to amalgamate together LaTeX syntax and CSS syntax (with a transpiler step that auto-generates a "class" attribute).
Talk video (recommended!): https://youtu.be/PkXHuPkatpk?t=566 Paper: https://bit.ly/ffl-paper Demo: https://bit.ly/try-ffl
It is easy to be reminded of a post by Brian on this general subject (which I also shared with the author): https://bkardell.com/blog/CSSLike.html
Enjoy, Deyan
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