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Issue created Sep 28, 2017 by Administrator@rootContributor

[HTML-CSS] IE: Bad positioning with Latin Modern and \large

Created by: christianp

A Numbas user has reported some bad positioning in IE when using the \large command. I've narrowed it down to the fact that we use the Latin Modern font - the default TeX font doesn't have this problem.

I've made an example at https://codepen.io/christianp/pen/VMbrRj, basically consisting of the TeX string \large{\frac{2 b}{a} +  \frac{5 a}{b}}. In that Codepen, I've put a version with \displaystyle instead of \large underneath - it doesn't produce the same problem.

Here's how it looks in IE 10 with MathJax 2.7.2 on my machine:

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It looks like the whole rendering has been shifted down a bit, so the bottom half is outside the clipping box.

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