I would like to add box to every mathematical equations (like blackboard) including the inline and display ones ; here is what I have done :
#show math.equation: set text(
size: .75em,
fill: white
)
#show math.equation: box.with(
baseline: 0%,
fill: rgb("#000000"),
inset: (x: .3em, y: 0em),
outset: (y: .5em),
stroke: gray + .4pt,
radius: .5em,
)
and the result is in the attachment screenshot : notice that the baseline of math equation is not accord to the baseline of the sentence ( red box ) .
I tried smash the math equation box like
#show math.equation: it => box(
height: 0pt,
box(
baseline: 0%,
fill: rgb("#000000"),
inset: (x: .3em, y: 0em),
outset: (y: .5em),
stroke: gray + .4pt,
radius: .5em,
it
)
)
but it won’t work . Do you have any suggestions ?
Hello, are you by chance rendering the integral in display mode?
blabla $display(integral) f(x) dif x$ blabla vs blabla $integral f(x) dif x$ blabla
I intended to do that , for a test .
I would like to know how to calculate the shifted baseline space . Here is what I have tried :
#show math.equation: set text(
size: .75em,
// fill: white
)
#show math.equation: it => box(
// height: measure([fgFGH ( ) ]).height,
// height: measure([Hellofg]).height,
stroke: black+.4pt,
align(//horizon,
box(
baseline : measure(it).height - measure([fgTH ( )]).height,
fill: silver.transparentize(90%),
inset: (x: .3em, y: 0em),
outset: (y: 1em),
stroke: gray + .4pt,
radius: .5em,
it
)))
There is an interesting discovery :
If I add #set par(leading: 2em) at the top of the code with the following settings
#show math.equation: set text(
size: .75em,
// fill: white
)
#show math.equation: set text(
size: .75em,
// fill: white
)
#show math.equation: it => box(
baseline : 0pt,
fill: silver.transparentize(90%),
// fill: black,
inset: (x: .3em, y: 0em),
outset: (y: 1em),
stroke: gray + .4pt,
radius: .5em,
it
)
then the result will look much better :
