#1

Steps to reproduce

Enter either $ or $$ modes and use the \overline{} command

Expected result

A line that spans the given text

Actual result

Nothing appears changed about the text

Environment

  • Operating system: Linux
  • Obsidian version: v0.10.11

Additional information

I have tried to disabling and enabling plugins and CSS snippets but to no avail.

#2

post a screenshot

#3

Before (Editing)
Before

After (Display)
After

#4

have you tried zooming in?

#5

Thank you, it seems zooming it fixes the problem, but that brings the problem of having everything way too large. Is there a way to fix this without resorting to zooming in?

#6

you can try to increase the size of math formulae with some css. Side note: what is you screen resolution?

#7

My screen resolution is 1920x1080. Also what would be the css class for math symbols?

#8 
mjx-math {
font-size: 120%;
}
#9

Thank you for your help. Will this always be the case for this issue, or is there a possibility the rendering will not be encumbered by this problem in the future.

#10

This is a mathjax problem with chtml output. The fix is either using svg output or bigger default font.

#11

I thought MathJax had some keywords for that too.
Try $\huge \iiint$and $\Huge \iiint$for example.
Not sure that is the answer to the question but perhaps it can trigger some other thoughts…