yeah, for sure. to that end, working on making all these behaviors configurable and landing on a reasonable sane default when starting out

@User any comment on the $ issue that I mentioned above?

> Hi folks, just adding some information about my $ query above. My settings are set to katex for math rendering. Things look good in the regular preview but not in the markdown preview enhanced. Any other fix? @User where did you set these settings?

i'm using the default settings and it seems to render fine

but try this line:

I had $100 but I would like $200

does it try to put everything between the two $ in math mode?

> @User I got it working)) > You need to open settings and search for "Markdown-preview-enhanced: Math Inline Delimiters" > Then click edit in settings.json ☝️ have you tried the settings @User mentioned?

tried but unsuccessful with the preview enhanced, all is well with the regular preview

@User maybe reload the window after changing delimiter?

if you search setting for "math", you can toggle between katex and mathjax, mine is set to katex by default

I actually quit vs code and restarted

@kevins8 there are a couple of other settings there. Right now my settings are:

[ "$", "$" ], [ "\\(", "\\)" ]

if you want to disable inline math, you can just remove the

$

altogether

this means

$$
f(x) = cos(x)
$$

will still work

but $100 will render normally

you'll need to click the refresh icon after changing delimeters

hmmmm.... anyway to get it working without disabling the inline? And for some reason when I do $$y=\sin(x)$$ it interprets the \ as a line break and the font is wrong for the sin, same for \cos .... something is broken in my setup.

are you using mathjax or katex

> we had another user mention this too. will be releasing a option to disable this behavior, probably later today! @User I think the tree selection behavior is fine, it's just a tad too aggressive(?). Now when clicking on a file, it jumps to dendron treeview even if it's not visible

if it would jump there only when it's visible, then it probably wouldn't need a configuration option (?)

great idea! looks like the tree view even has an event handler as well as props for that! https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/vscode-api#TreeViewVisibilityChangeEvent

> hmmmm.... anyway to get it working without disabling the inline? And for some reason when I do $$y=\sin(x)$$ it interprets the \ as a line break and the font is wrong for the sin, same for \cos .... something is broken in my setup. @User changing the delimeter to be something other than

$

maybe try

%

instead?

as for what i'm using, whatever the default is. haven't fiddled with the math settings 😅

@User any idea why the behaviour is this way only with the enhanced preview?

And any idea why \ is causing a line break in math mode? What setting is causing it?

@User hey, i haven't had a chance to look deeply into this but it seems like this is due to the delimeter setting