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dynamically scale MathML equations
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Hello,
I have an EPUB3 that includes a lot of MathML. I would prefer to not use flat figure because we already have the MathML. it's showing up in iBooks, which is good, but the longer equations are breaking onto new lines and gernerally rendering poorly. Is there a way I can manipulate the CSS to have it scale proportionally? Here is my current code for one of the example equations: Code:
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I looked at your long equation in FireFox, iBooks, Kobo for iPad/iPhone, and Gitden Readers. I think the problem is that the equation is just too long. It renders OK in FireFox, but not in the other readers. I suggest abbreviating "Cumulative Incidence" to "CI" and "Annual Incidence Proportion" to "AIP". That would shorten the equation and maybe keep it on one line.
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