Question

Can you guys make the Equation Editor's font just a teensy weensy bit bigger? it gets a little hard to see it. Or maybe im just growing old in a young age.....O.o

Answer 1

well i mean its not hard to read but the exponents are

Answer 2

Do you mean the equations after they've been rendered?

Answer 3

rendered?

Answer 4

yea

Answer 5

like look at this..

Answer 6

\[a ^{2}+b-c\]

Answer 7

that two isnt very seeable to me...

Answer 8

i get mixed up on the 5's and 6's a lot too

Answer 9

Hm. Could we get a screenshot, just to see how it looks for you? And @darthsid can then consider it fully ;)

Answer 10

\[a ^{5}b ^{6}\]

Answer 11

;) thanks for listenin shadow:D

Answer 12

LOL.. actually but the you know, the exponent (superscript) thing's font could be made a bit clearer (ther's scope)... though not really needed. i just need a better drawing editor!

Answer 13

go on. ask your heart out....

Answer 14

To be clear, you haven't posted a screenshot yet. Whenever you get a chance! :)

Answer 15

yea sorry im a bit busy, that will be done soon dont worry:)

Answer 16

No worries! Just wanted to make sure you didn't think you'd posted one and forget about it :)

Answer 17

haha yea:)

Answer 18

if you wan to have bigger you can use \Huge at the beginning of equation
\[\Huge x^5y^6z^2\]
\\([\)\Huge x^5y^6z^2\\(]\)
also you can increase text size in your browser in setting or by pressing ctrl and +

Answer 19

If you right click on any equation, you'll get some settings.

If you do: Math Settings -> Scale All Math, you can scale the math by a percentage. Haven't used it for a while myself, but it seems to do the trick.

Answer 20

o wow thanks!

Answer 21

yeah mattfeury's is best solution

Answer 22

That awkward momment they never posted a screenshot... welp to late to now LOL @karatechopper @Data_LG2

Answer 23

LOL TRUE YOU ARE RIGHT