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Dear Taco, thanks for your reply.
I opened the xhtml with firefox and the only problem I see is the ignored \displaystyle (which is why the integral looks small). Inline looks fine otherwise, no interchanging of limits.
Hmm, I use firefox 68.0.1 of Ubuntu 19.04 and firefox 60.8.0 of Debian/unstable. I see the interchanging of limits with both firefoxes. BTW, it seems Chromium doesn't support MathML. If any Linux users could test the xhtml with firefox (or any browsers) I believe it would help us much.
Well, as fine as it can be in firefox, which is pretty bad.
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly but I think MathJax might be much better than MathML.
ConTeXt outputs b_a^\int in display mode; the order of the objects inside the generated <msubsub> is wrong, which is clearly a bug. And it seems to do this for all large operators.
I see.
I think this somehow triggered by the nested mode switch (\text{\math{}}) in the \vsym. If I change that definition to the more simple:
\define[1]\vsym{{\textstyle\bi #1}}
it works ok. Whether that helps you ...
It helps me to some extent but with the original definition, we can use \vI in both math mode (\math{\vI}) and text mode like "vector \vI". So if ConTeXt could convert the nested mode switch correctly it would be very nice. Thanks for your info. Best regards, Atsuhito Kohda
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