Help document enhancement using improved scdoc.css and LaTex with additional features (subsubsection, HTML tags and punctuation marks)

Questions
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SCDoc has had JavaScript since the beginning. Is it changing now? (btw, MathJax included int he first version of SCDoc)

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JavaScript is a moving target, so it depends upon whether the QT component used in SCDocs provides sufficient JavaScript support for MathJax, and what the performance is like.

Itā€™s probably fine, but you canā€™t assume that it will be. You need to test it.

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I think QT has dropped that browser widget for a while. I guess it still works because KDE has adopted it.

SC should be thankful for KDE. SC devs donā€™t need to have too much anxiety about it while thatā€™s the situation.

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A very motivated user did a proof-of-concept with substantial tests. Itā€™s just a matter of clean up the implementation now.

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I seem to have successfully restored the removed math:: tag. With the tag math:: inline and block math are available to use as code:: and teletype::.

There seems no problem occurred. As expected user can use math:: tag as well as \( .. \) and \[ .. \].

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All it took was for someone to blow the dust off the code, and everything started working again. The bison fix was so easy that I think nobody ever even tried to fix it :sweat_smile:

Well done @prko

There is a lesson there. Some people were spreading on GitHub that the bison/flex and all that code were ā€œa messā€ and totally ā€œbroken.ā€ It took me one command, bison SCDoc.y --update, and I compiled everything with GCC. @prko did the same and put the math:: code, and itā€™s all fine.