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Not sure if it's the standard behavior across all Jupyter notebooks, but I'm going to post this here since I use your supreme theme 👍
My goal was to prevent the automatic center alignment for multi-line latex formulas. The inline LaTeX rules ( surrounded by $ ) seems to be left-aligned but anything besides that did not work.
After an hour and a half battling with LaTeX alignments, I decided to check the page source. From there it was quite obvious that Jupyter-Notebook will automatically add an inline-css rule (center text alignment) for all .MathJax dom-elements.
To force the left-alignment to work, I have added the following css rule into custom.css :
.MathJax_Display {
text-align: left !important;
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not sure if it's the standard behavior across all Jupyter notebooks, but I'm going to post this here since I use your supreme theme 👍
My goal was to prevent the automatic center alignment for multi-line latex formulas. The inline LaTeX rules ( surrounded by
$
) seems to be left-aligned but anything besides that did not work.After an hour and a half battling with LaTeX alignments, I decided to check the page source. From there it was quite obvious that Jupyter-Notebook will automatically add an inline-css rule (center text alignment) for all
.MathJax
dom-elements.To force the left-alignment to work, I have added the following css rule into custom.css :
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: