#21
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#22

Cool thanks, just as a note, even:

$$ x=1 \tag{1}\label{eq1} $$

As seen in $\eqref{eq1}$

isn’t working for me right now.

#23

Huh, well a quick restart of obsidian did the trick.

Edit: well anytime I edit the label or around it it breaks and only a restart solves it.

#24

I remember unpacking obsidian.asar to inspect the MathJax inside. It’s less than 2MB so it cannot be a full MathJax. More powerful MathJax implementation is usually an order of magnitude larger in size.

Auto-numbering aside, Obsidian struggles with complex equations in general. For strange reasons, I get the unrendered display equations with yellow background after a couple of previews of math documents, even though the initial preview is fine. The only way out of it is a relaunch. It’s so exacerbating that I stopped using Obsidian to process any document with display equations.

#25

Obsidian bundles tex-chtml-full. We don’t support currently support equation numbering because the way mathjax works and the way Obsidian works are incompatible. Essentially, mathjax wasn’t designed to be used in an interactive setup.

#26

Hiya WhiteNoise, just wondering if you have any comment about my previous use of \tag and \label then being referenced with eqref only working after a restart/reload until the corresponding block is edited (at which point it breaks). Is this expected behaviour? Or do I need to do a bug report?

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#27

Unfortunately, that workaround doesn’t work anymore.

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#28

Seems the label used will not allowed to be reused. My guess is the recompile didn’t clear the cache for that.

#29

An ugly and manual solution: I used \hspace{3em} and added the equation number manually as follows:

$$\Large{\delta_{i}x = logf_{i}x+log\pi_{i}} \hspace{3em}(1)$$