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If by "this" you mean "no reflowing", yes. If the maths is laid out client-side at run time, the exact dimensions of the formula are not known until the Latex
by mkl 4y ago
If by "this" you mean "no reflowing", yes. If the maths is laid out client-side at run time, the exact dimensions of the formula are not known until the Latex code is interpreted.
- 3rd3 4y agoThanks. I was hoping there was a way to manipulate the DOM on the client before it is rendered, but this seems to be impossible with JS. Currently, I render various things during page load with NodeObserver. It mostly performs well on modern devices, but it can get sluggish on very large HTML pages (like 5MB+ of HTML code), so it looks like I have to resort to infinite scrolling with automatic unloading.