Latex formulas are huge about save-as-ebook HOT 7 CLOSED

I just did a release with a fix for this. Can you, please, give it a try an let me know if it works? Thanks

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It's better, if the comparison file that i have from last week is from your extension and not one of the others I tried.

It still looks big in Calibre. I have tried several epub readers to determine whether the problem is with save as ebook or the reader and I have found that only calibre actually displays the latex equations. After trying 5 or 6 windows epub readers, they display ascii versions or a blank space. Calibre on the other hand seems to convert epub format to a website so that the original mathjax appears to be rendering and then output as an image like on wikipedia. I estimate if you scale it down to 75% it will be right, but I don't know if that will adjust the line wraps so the equation fills the line before being rendered into and svg.

Here's the relative size when the font is decreased in calibre (just tweak the eqations maybe a bit smaller) Personally I like the effect of bigger equations in the epubs as it's easier to read:

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I will give a try today or tomorrow, on my kobo aura one with koreader.

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Let's begin. Latex sample page:

https://www.tuhh.de/MathJax/test/sample-tex.html

Both in calibre and koreader all formulas are converted to null.

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FYI, all the epub plugins I tested(dotEpub, EpubPress) seem to have the same bug(rendered null or ascii) on that example.

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Let's begin. Latex sample page:

https://www.tuhh.de/MathJax/test/sample-tex.html

Both in calibre and koreader all formulas are converted to null.

Yep, now it's working (at least in the sample page). I'll try in a more challenging page.
Thanks!

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