Argument display=FALSE to transform_mathjax() - inline/display equations #4
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David,
I really enjoy {flextable}, but there is a bug in equations (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75259222/inline-equations-in-flextable) where they are in display mode for HTML rendering while they are rendered in inline mode for both PDF and DOCX (inline mode is more useful in the context).
One way to solve it is to allow to choose between display or inline mode in
transform_mathjax()in {equatags} through a new argumentdisplay =that is set toFALSEby default (= generate inline equations) in this pull request. This way, no further change is required to {flextable} to solve the bug.