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pandoc does not render greek symbols in ePub? #3231
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This could be a font issue -- maybe the font you're using Re webtex: I don't know if there are ways to increase Currently it would require a bit of postprocessing, but By the way, if you're targeting iBooks specifically, +++ suknat [Nov 14 16 08:18 ]:
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Thanks for both your comments and suggestions. I checked pmd version and it was 1.16 which I have now moved to 1.18. I can now report that the glyphs are being produced. Yay! Re +jgm's suggestions:
Thanks! |
I'm writing in pandoc markdown with the intent to convert to ePub. I've been using standard HTML/MD to render greek symbols, like so:
α
. I believe pandoc supported exporting this to ePub a few months ago, but it seems broken now? I might be imagining this, but I have an entry in my diary suggesting it was working at some point! Things like°
are definitely working, so it would seem odd that the greek letters are not! Everything works fine when exporting to HTML / PDF.I can get around this by using
$\alpha$
in the text and--webtex
at compile but am trying to avoid this as the rendered images seem very low res, and it affects readability.Is there a way to improve the resolution of the webtex images and/or write in html syntax?
Improving the resolution of the webtex images would be particularly useful as I have math formulae written in LaTeX that are not very legible due to pixelation.
I'm using iBooks to preview my ePub output, so happy to be corrected re webtex if this is an iBooks fault.
Thanks
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