# Wrong rendering in narrow width in Safari

When I view the front page right now in Safari, I see: Notice that the question mark, which the poster properly placed at the end of the equation (see the question (before another edit removed the question mark) at https://mathoverflow.net/revisions/329925/2), appears at the end of the first line, mid-inequality. I think that this is probably a result of a relatively narrow window width (138 characters). I'm not sure what to say about this except that it's obviously (presumably?) not the way it should be rendering.

• Looks OK to me, and I'm also using Safari. But I think the title was better before OP posted it, in the version without all the math. – Gerry Myerson Apr 25 '19 at 22:37
• @GerryMyerson, did you try it with a narrow window? – LSpice Apr 26 '19 at 1:25
• No. (Why would I?) – Gerry Myerson Apr 26 '19 at 3:29
• To me this looks a bit similar to this bug report: MathJax rendering issue while looking at someone's profile. (Although that one is already marked status completed.) – Martin Sleziak Apr 26 '19 at 3:54
• @GerryMyerson, because that's the circumstance under which I'm seeing it. (I put this in the title, but not the body, so I guess I should edit.) – LSpice Apr 26 '19 at 11:45
• @MartinSleziak, I agree that that looks like a similar error (although it's hard to tell if two rendering issues are caused by the same underlying bug, and this one seems like it might be related to window width—although I neglected to try re-sizing the window to see, and now the title's changed), but, as you say, it's happening for me right now, despite the {status-completed} tag. – LSpice Apr 26 '19 at 18:47
• I'm reminded of an old joke. Man goes to the doctor, says "Doc, it hurts when I raise my arm like this [raises his arm to show doctor what he means]." Doctor replies, "So, don't raise your arm like that!" – Gerry Myerson Apr 26 '19 at 23:58