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After editing a comment, any MathJax in the comment is not rendered (instead displaying as raw text) until the page is refreshed. If a user does not know to refresh the page, they may be led to be...
#4: Question closed
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manassehkatz
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2023-06-22T16:09:13Z (11 months ago)
#3: Post edited
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trichoplax
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2023-06-22T09:59:35Z (11 months ago)
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[]()After editing a comment, any MathJax in the comment is not rendered (instead displaying as raw text) until the page is refreshed.- If a user does not know to refresh the page, they may be led to believe that MathJax does not work in comments.
- After editing a comment, any MathJax in the comment is not rendered (instead displaying as raw text) until the page is refreshed.
- If a user does not know to refresh the page, they may be led to believe that MathJax does not work in comments.
#2: Post edited
by
trichoplax
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2023-06-22T09:58:43Z (11 months ago)
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After editing a comment, any MathJax in the comment is not rendered (instead displaying as raw text) until the page is refreshed.- If a user does not know to refresh the page, they may be led to believe that MathJax does not work in comments.
- []()After editing a comment, any MathJax in the comment is not rendered (instead displaying as raw text) until the page is refreshed.
- If a user does not know to refresh the page, they may be led to believe that MathJax does not work in comments.
#1: Initial revision
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trichoplax
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2023-06-22T09:57:55Z (11 months ago)
MathJax in comments requires a refresh after editing
After editing a comment, any MathJax in the comment is not rendered (instead displaying as raw text) until the page is refreshed. If a user does not know to refresh the page, they may be led to believe that MathJax does not work in comments.