Comment Comment by DieBuche No, it's not. It works like it's suppossed to do for any (not actual regex) /d+ \/ /d+ . See screenshot here: http://imgur.com/gwlHJFonts supporting the frac feature have a separate set of smaller numbers, and these get dynamically composed into fractions once you type them. parent DieBuche 15 years ago
Fonts supporting the frac feature have a separate set of smaller numbers, and these get dynamically composed into fractions once you type them.