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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
Yes. Displayed (Hebrew) text as an inline image.
Isn't that what we were talking about? 
You mentioned Kanji = two versions: 1 embedded fonts + 1 media-query images.
I mentioned latest book I've been reading: inline Hebrew images. |
I see. You were discussing it as if it also had text. Gotcha. Yes, that's what we do for Kanji (or anything else that has MQs with text in one "version" and images in the other); wrap them in lang tags and pray a lot.
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Well, it was definitely fun pushing the boundaries. Pushed me to learn a ton more about Maths/Equation typesetting as well. 
And you can't just go dangling the word "equations" out there and not let me know at least a little bit of details! I must know!
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Honestly, it would take a LOT to convince me to ever do that again. Noit to mention that effectively, between the line-edit, etc., we worked on it for over a year. Ugh.
(This is a book on statistics and the bigger issue are what I refer to as b-hats, or hatted-bs. Hatted-S'es have a unicode character, but hatted-Bs do not, so we'll have to do all the hatted-bs, and all the fraction equations, as images. [sigh].) And you know, inline SVG in "Kindle" (aka, MOBI or ePUB or whatever damned format) doesn't work right. Bugger.)
Fun working with YOU, though, snookums.
Hitch