- explore how \cancelto is supposed to be rendered and how others translate it into mathml core
- find suitable css soltuion and create codepen
- test across different browsers
- implement the change similar to the way it was done for \cancel
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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | Feature | JeanCASPAR | T397585 Provide a macro for putting arbitrary Unicode content in <mo> tag | ||
| Open | Physikerwelt | T271001 Transition to MathML rendering as default | |||
| Open | None | T375318 Native MathML mode formatting bugs | |||
| Resolved | BUG REPORT | Physikerwelt | T376829 \cancel{y} the strike is not visable in native mathml mode in Chrome | ||
| Open | None | T379359 Fix \cancelto{y} in native MathML mode Chrome |
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From left to right: Firefox 133, Safari 17.5, Chrome 131
There is indeed minimal support for it in Firefox and Safari, although fairly vague to me what it conveys. The "cross" is perfectly overlapped on to the "y" in, what seems like, the same size, weight, and position, making it more like a render bug than conveying that the "y" is crossed out. Mathoid/MathJax made the cross/strike significantly larger, presumably, to make this less ambigious.
And yep, it's missing entirely in Chrome at the moment, which renders the "y" uncrossed.