I am trying to typeset a displayed equation in HTML, together with an equation number. The equation is rendered as an image, the equation number is given as text:
<p>some text
<span style="display: block">
<span>(1.7)</span>
<img alt="[some equation]" src="img.png">
</span>
some more text.</p>
The result is meant to look similar to how LaTeX would typeset a displayed equation:
The equation number and the formula should be vertically centred, i.e. the middle of (1.7)
should vertically align with the middle of the image. I can achieve this using vertical-align: middle
.
the image for the formula should be horizontally centred within the width of the surrounding paragraph. I can achieve this using text-align: center
.
The left edge of the equation number should horizontally align with the left edge of the surrounding paragraph. I can achieve this using float: left
, but only for the price of breaking the vertical alignment.
I can get either the vertical or the horizontal alignment right (see this jsfiddle), but I failed to get both horizontal and vertical alignment to work simultaneously. How can I get the equation number to display correctly?
The result is meant to be portable to different ebook readers, so I cannot use JavaScript to move things around.
I have made couple of changes to your code. See this JSFiddle
.displayed {
margin: 1ex auto;
display: table;
text-align: center;
width: 100%;
}
.eqn {
vertical-align: middle;
}
.eqno {
display: table-cell;
text-align: left;
}
I hope this helps.
Amrinder