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Posted by Toby Inkster on 01/22/71 11:59
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
> Actually, it's fairly simple and natural, if you accept a presentation where
> you use, say, sqrt(foo) to denote the square root of foo
This would certainly not be the usual way a mathematician would represent
a square root; and while it may work for one or two isolated formulae,
I can't imagine it being a good solution for a page with a lot of
equations.
It may be a good solution for image alt text though.
> http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/test/dist.html
It's not bad, and the way you've done it does degrade quite nicely without
stylesheets, but I maintain that for complex formulae, HTML doesn't cut
it. The non-presentational parts of MathML are good, but lack decent
browser support at the moment, so for now, images are the most sensible
option.
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