Change font of KaTeX #3716
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Change font of KaTeX
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Is it possible to change the font of KaTeX from the default Computer Modern to Times New Roman (or STIX)? (I just personally don't quite like the Computer Modern font. In LaTeX this change of font can be done by adding |
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ronkok
Sep 21, 2022
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KaTeX is quite tightly bound to its own KaTeX fonts. It calls characters by the code-points in the KaTeX fonts and it sets positions of math elements using calculations that rely on the glyph widths and heights in the KaTeX fonts. The use of a different font would be a major project. |
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KaTeX is quite tightly bound to its own KaTeX fonts. It calls characters by the code-points in the KaTeX fonts and it sets positions of math elements using calculations that rely on the glyph widths and heights in the KaTeX fonts. The use of a different font would be a major project.