Thread: Problem: embedding <math> in a <p> </p> element
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Old 02-04-2023, 06:10 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by pfeifhns View Post
Thank you, KevinH, for your answer. BoD ist "book on Demand", a publisher for books and e-books.
Yes, <p> may contain <math>, that' what SIGIL allows.
There is only one thing I didn't try: previously, my ebook was epub-2, than I inserted mathml. Should create a epub-3 with Sigil and copy my html to this, then I'll have another try.
Thank's a lot,
Hans
If you convert your math to SVG per @Doitsu's suggestion, you can keep it as ePub 2 if you want.
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