• Make all color usage into variables
• Override color variables with values suitable for a light text on dark background situation

Colors are up for debate, I took the ones from https://github.com/kaisugi/HugoTeX as a starting point.

Using the keyboard to navigate (tab-key and/or accessive technology) having a focus highlight is very helpfull. So, this change adds a 2px blue focus frame.

Description

I used this CDNlink on my SPA page and it worked well but for some element used as cards that have box-shadows doesn't comply with the pattern

Solution

I'm suggesting that on default CSS properties like box-shadow should removed

Can you add the tr.css file for the LaTeX.css file? I tried it myself and could not get authorization. It should be:

:lang(tr) .theorem::before { content: 'Teorem ' counter(theorem) '. ' !important; } :lang(tr) .lemma::before { content: 'Lemma ' counter(theorem) '. ' !important; } :lang(tr) .proof::before { content: 'Kanıt. ' attr(title) !important; } :lang(tr) .definition::before { content: 'Tanım ' counter(definition) '. ' !important; }

The ISO language code for the Danish language support is wrong. It should be da but is dk.

Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes

I've added latex.css to my page and without any other styling, it is quite difficult to read the text - see screenshot below. I tried three displays (2 external, 1 notebook with native resolution), Firefox and Chrome (Windows) - same result. Types are too thin, somehow blurry and too close to each other - however it doesn't seem like kerning was somehow overdone; of course, increasing font-size helped - but then font is too big obviously.

I'm aware that you are not author of LM font itself - is there any other variant of LM font, or is there any other but similar font? (Or perhaps, could be issue on my device?)

This is an attempt to make the tables in this library to look more like tables we see in LaTeX.

Before

After

Same table in actual LaTeX

Add two new example tables

Detailed Changes

• table does not stretch to 100% width anymore (auto width, aligned left)
• add a thicker border above and below the table
• add a thin border below the header/above the footer
• add table numbering
• add two more example tables
• fix semantic heading of "Contents" from h3 to h2

TODO

• [x] decrease line-height
• [x] figure out a way to make an x-overflow scroll when the table is larger than 100%
• [ ] unbold header/footer (?)

Multiple counter-reset assignments for the same element overwrite each other and prevent some of the counters from being reset properly; this was fixed with this commit;

This is just to make the CSS library more accessible to those who have vestibular motion disorders.

See the MDN page for the prefers-reduced-motion media query.

The pull request name is pretty self-descriptive... but here's the story:

I was using this repo the other day and I missed your embed code for style.css but instead embedded prism.css as it is wrapped in <pre> and therefore stands out more (you can see this scene in this video).

so... committed a minor change to make the embed code also stands out more.

I mean, after all,

this

stands out way more than this.

Hi I am trying to use the style.css locally, but the export results are different. I copied the content from https://latex.now.sh/style.css in an plain text file and renamed to latex.css but the appearence is quite worse.

Left: <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://latex.now.sh/style.css"> Right: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="latex.css" />

Hello to you all!

This is more of a question than a issue. Is there a possibility to have the sidenotes/marginnotes appear when printing? I have no idea how to enable this.

Thank you very much!

Great idea, I love it! However the most important feature of LaTeX is proper typesetting, IOW, variable spaces, etc... Any way this can be implemented? I'm not sure how HTML would really support this. Perhaps that is an upstream browser issue that someone can fix first?

Cheers!