The way derivatives are displayed
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Hello
I have a rather cosmetic (but annoying) issue, about the way derivatives are displayed (more precisely the symbol \prime when replaced by ‘)
The best way to explain it is looking at this url:
ExampleIn the source code, I always use x’, or x”, or X’, X” (never x^{\prime}, etc., and I don’t want to have to change that), but the derivatives are displayed sometimes with straight accents, sometimes with curved accents (an encoding issue?), and the strangest thing is it seems unpredictable.
WP: 5.4.2–fr_FR
KaTeX: 2.0.2Thanks !
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