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1. • CommentRowNumber1.
   • CommentAuthorTim_Porter
   • CommentTimeAug 13th 2018
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   Author: Tim_Porter
   Format: MarkdownItexIn the entry, [[Grothendieck fibration]], in section 3, one has >* [[pseudofunctors]] $B^{op}\to Cat$, Using Firefox, I am not seeing a space before the $B^{op}$, although here it works well. The same happens in other browsers. The line is a bit ugly, that is all but I am curious as to why this is happening.

   In the entry, Grothendieck fibration, in section 3, one has

   • pseudofunctors $B^{op}\to Cat$,

   Using Firefox, I am not seeing a space before the $B^{op}$, although here it works well. The same happens in other browsers. The line is a bit ugly, that is all but I am curious as to why this is happening.

2. • CommentRowNumber2.
   • CommentAuthorRichard Williamson
   • CommentTimeAug 13th 2018
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   Author: Richard Williamson
   Format: MarkdownItexThanks for mentioning this! I believe that this is a bug in Itex2MML or Maruku. It occurs whenever one has a link at a beginning of a line or list item followed by mathematics, and I think possibly in some other circumstances too (I had noticed it before, but not in the middle of a page like this). The long term fix is the replacement of the use of Itex2MML, which I am working slowly on. There are various hacks one could use to get around it, but I'd suggest to avoid these if at all possible, so that when the new tex parser comes into use, things will still look correct. Instead I'd suggest just to try to reword things to avoid a link at the beginning of a line being followed directly by mathematics; I've now done this in one way for the page [[Grothendieck fibration]], but feel free to do it differently.

   Thanks for mentioning this! I believe that this is a bug in Itex2MML or Maruku. It occurs whenever one has a link at a beginning of a line or list item followed by mathematics, and I think possibly in some other circumstances too (I had noticed it before, but not in the middle of a page like this).

   The long term fix is the replacement of the use of Itex2MML, which I am working slowly on. There are various hacks one could use to get around it, but I’d suggest to avoid these if at all possible, so that when the new tex parser comes into use, things will still look correct. Instead I’d suggest just to try to reword things to avoid a link at the beginning of a line being followed directly by mathematics; I’ve now done this in one way for the page Grothendieck fibration, but feel free to do it differently.