Fix broken equations in open-loop feature #935
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As `MTB` is a glossary item, it needs to be “broken down” to prevent the preprocessor from finding it, and inserting the tooltip HTML code which breaks the equation. See LoopKit#892 I used this bulky workaround to explode the glossary acronym into multiple parts (at least 2) to hide it from the glossary acronym preprocessor. Replace `MTB` with `\mathit{MT}\mathit{B}`. ℹ️ Where `\mathit{MT}` italicizes `MT`.
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Equations in the open-loop feature page are broken when they use
MTB, which is a glossary item.MTBneeds to be “broken down” to prevent the preprocessor from finding itIf not, the preprocessor inserts the tooltip HTML code, which breaks the equation.
See #892
I use a workaround to explode the glossary acronym into multiple parts
(at least 2) to hide it from the glossary acronym preprocessor.
That is, replace each occurrence of
MTBin the equations with\mathit{MT}\mathit{B}.ℹ️ Where
\mathit{MT}italicizesMT.