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If you have an <me> inside a <p pause="yes">, with or without intervening text, the equation loads as soon as the slide loads, rather than waiting until you've stepped through the pause.
The issue seems to be that an <me> is rendered as a <div>, while <m> (which works correctly) is rendered as a <span>.
Changing div to span in the HTML source fixes the problem.
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If you have an <me> inside a <p pause="yes">, with or without intervening
text, the equation loads as soon as the slide loads, rather than waiting
until you've stepped through the pause.
Since most of it comes from html conversion, might have to be careful about
that. Probably Rob will have to weigh in here.
If you have an
<me>
inside a<p pause="yes">
, with or without intervening text, the equation loads as soon as the slide loads, rather than waiting until you've stepped through the pause.The issue seems to be that an
<me>
is rendered as a<div>
, while<m>
(which works correctly) is rendered as a<span>
.Changing
div
tospan
in the HTML source fixes the problem.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: