The current version of jekyll-theme-primer cannot render scientific and mathematical notations properly.
Example 1 :
Markdown code:
Summarizing the results
| $Mode$ |
$CO_{2} Emission$ ($CO_{2}$ $Eqv\ in\ Kg$) |
$Energy\ Consumed$ ($kWh$) |
| Train |
$6.25$ |
$15.35$ |
| Compress |
$0.024$ |
$0.075$ |
| Decompress |
$0.022$ |
$0.063$ |
The rendered output by primer:
Example 2:
Markdown code:
Note - Scaling factor was introduced simply because the numbers generated were small in magnitude and were difficult to plot. Hence, each values were scaled up by a factor of $10^6$. So, apart from the time axis, if a particular value on any axis is read as $V_{plot}$ from the plot, the value should be scaled down as : $$V_{actual} = V_{plot} * 10^{-6}$$
The rendered output by primer:
In particular, I have this repository's readme which is rendered properly by the GitHub markdown parser. However, the rendered GitHub page using the primer theme is erroneous.
My _config.yml file is as follows:
theme: jekyll-theme-primer
The current version of
jekyll-theme-primercannot render scientific and mathematical notations properly.Example 1 :
Markdown code:
Summarizing the results
The rendered output by primer:
Example 2:
Markdown code:
Note - Scaling factor was introduced simply because the numbers generated were small in magnitude and were difficult to plot. Hence, each values were scaled up by a factor of$10^6$ . So, apart from the time axis, if a particular value on any axis is read as $V_{plot}$ from the plot, the value should be scaled down as : $$V_{actual} = V_{plot} * 10^{-6}$$
The rendered output by primer:
In particular, I have this repository's readme which is rendered properly by the GitHub markdown parser. However, the rendered GitHub page using the primer theme is erroneous.
My
_config.ymlfile is as follows:theme: jekyll-theme-primer