As the title suggests, whenever I use an = sign in my latex the bottom line is incredibly faded (To the point that it is unviewable).
For example:
2 + 3 = 5
Will look like
2+ 3 - 5
What program am I using?
Overleaf
Any and all help in understanding this is greatly appreciated (I am new to typesetting in Latex and so this has completely stumped me)
Text Formatting ⇒ The bottom half of my = sign is faded, resulting in it looking like a -
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- Stefan Kottwitz
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The bottom half of my = sign is faded, resulting in it looking like a -
Hi Jester,
welcome to the forum!
You did not get an answer, unfortunately, perhaps since you did not post an example code that shows the issue. Because LaTeX doesn't do it that way, as you can see here:
Or with browser PDF plugin instead of pdf.js:
If you click on "Run LaTeX here" you can see the PDF output, there's no faded = sign. How did you write the code? For example, which fonts are you using? It could be a bad font. You could post your document preamble here.
Stefan
welcome to the forum!
You did not get an answer, unfortunately, perhaps since you did not post an example code that shows the issue. Because LaTeX doesn't do it that way, as you can see here:
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\[
2 + 3 = 5
\]
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% !TEX pdf
\[
2 + 3 = 5
\]
If you click on "Run LaTeX here" you can see the PDF output, there's no faded = sign. How did you write the code? For example, which fonts are you using? It could be a bad font. You could post your document preamble here.
Stefan
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