Wikipedia:WikiProject Mathematics/MathFormattingBugs

This page lists bugs and glitches with the mathematical formatting system using the math extension, with different preferences (server-side svg/client side svg/client side mathml). See Help:Displaying a formula.

To view all three modes visit Special:Preferences § mw-prefsection-rendering and change the Math setting to SVG (MathML can be enabled via browser plugin). See #Formatting notes, below, for how to add entries.

Math format inconsistencies primarily affecting MathML mode
Number LaTex server-side svg client side svg client side mathml Notes
x : y : z x:y:z

Lack of space before colon

T410843 p(a|b) p(a|b) Pipe introduces spurious spacing in Firefox
\|pq\| = \|p\| \|q\| pq=pq Norm introduces spurious spacing in Firefox
\begin{align} \sqrt5 \end{align} 5

align environment wreaks hilarious havoc with square roots in Safari

a \xrightarrow{\cong} b ab

The ≅ symbol above the arrow is not clipped (as in server-side SVG render, which took a workaround to avoid) but in MathML mode is positioned too far to the right.

Formatting notes

To add and example, use a line like

|-
|| {{phab|T1234}} status || {{/RowFormat| 1= \tbinom{n}{k} }} || Description

In one of the tables. This will automatically add four columns with the latex code,

There are some restrictions on the characters that you can use in parameters to the {{/RowFormat}} template. The character | is treated as a separator between template characters so can't be use directly, instead use the {{!}} special template that is converted to a pipe character in the template transclusion process. Double curly bracket either {{ or }} signify the start or end of a template to transclude. Here simply add a space between then, latex ignore the extra space.

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