Previously mentioned in bug 2458#c4
\acute{i} is not rendered as í, but as an acute accent over an 'i' with a dot.
Expected: í
This happens with both texvc and MathJaX.
Hopefully it's easier to fix it now in MathJax.
Version: master
Severity: minor
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Invalid | None | T40721 \acute{i} is not rendered as í, but as an acute accent over an 'i' with a dot | |||
| Open | None | T4458 Localized TeX environment | |||
| Resolved | Debenben | T2798 Many character sets don't work in texvc |
It works the same for me in latex (acute over an 'i'), although maybe not if you load babel or something. I think in modern environments like those based on MathML or xelatex/luatex, you just want to type the unicode character 'í'. (not sure that will render correctly in MathJax at the moment, although it will definitely work with native MathML)
I think href="https://github.com/mathjax/MathJax/blob/b7adf88beb589d75aa5e0e218bfc50a537478be1/unpacked/jax/output/HTML-CSS/fonts/STIX/General/Bold/Latin1Supplement.js#L101">this says</a> MathJax supports it. Is that correct? (BTW, not the MathJax fonts, but MathJax by combining a dotless i with an accent).
physik wrote:
I tried to reproduce the correct output with pdflatex and got the same result as Frédéric.
I tried
$\acute{i}$
and got the wrong result in the PDF.
The Open Type MATH table has a dtls feature for dotless forms, so this could eventually be used for some Open Type math fonts and implemented in browsers. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/font-feature-settings for the CSS property.