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This appears to be the same issue as #1041 - can you link to one of the builds that got pushed to your live website?

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This warning you can ignore in the terminal. At some point I'll take a closer look at it to see if there's a way to suppress it since it doesn't impact local testing.

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Ah, I see. Thanks for the tip.

I removed the Mathjax supplemental file and the reference to it in the default. Still the same problem, although I may have forgotten somewhere else that I modified the files to get Mathjax working.

I'm going to try to wipe it all clean and start over and see if I can just use your slight modifications to the code mentioned above locally and then try pushing. At this point, I can't seem to get the theme to look coherent on the website even without adding any posts of my own or any reference to MJ. Thanks for the help! I'll report back.

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OK, that did it. So, for the record, your update to the source code + my removal of all Mathjax custom code worked.

THANK YOU!!!!

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Forgive me if I'm not linking the correct thing, but I think this should be a good example of a build that worked locally to include the theme but does not include it live.

https://github.com/griffinjmbur/griffinjmbur.github.io/actions/runs/7939272300

By the way, I should note that, although I cannot remember where, I did remember between my first post and this one that I have read about the mathjax fix specifically causing themes not to display. I'm not sure if that's helpful.

I can directly post the specifics of my Mathjax modifications if useful, but they basically followed the guidelines here (https://archive.ph/aKZ29).

Thanks a million for the help.

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@griffinjmbur Thanks for those links! I still haven't been able to reproduce the error on my slide; however, I suspect there might be a conflict between how MathJax works on stock Minimal Mistakes and Academic Pages. I've bumped MathJax to version 3.0 and updated the template's guide page to demonstrate things up and running. You'll likely need to undo the MathJax related changes in griffinjmbur/griffinjmbur.github.io@47dea63 but hopefully this fixes the problem!

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Got it.

I am going to ask a stupid question, and please link to me to your Ko-Fi/Patreon or whatever for this if you choose to answer it. I just re-pushed and got the same error, but I doubtless didn't actually correct my local files correctly. By

undo the MathJax related changes

do you mean something akin to

modify the mathjax_support.html file to allow for compatibility with Mathjax 3?

?

I (with a bit of help from GPT) updated the _includes/mathjax_support-html to look like this (https://github.com/griffinjmbur/griffinjmbur.github.io/blob/master/_includes/mathjax_support.html), but I'm still get the same issue.

Sorry about this. It is embarrassing to me that I am adept at certain computer/math related tasks but that I'm still just barely proficient at Git and all things web engineering. Any help would be most appreciated!

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@griffinjmbur From what I was reading it seems like some approaches to MathJax end up overriding some of the template's settings, so that's most likely what is happening. With MathJax version 3.0 you really shouldn't need much more that the two lines in green from 45ea6b2 - I'd recommend starting by undoing anything you did related to MathJax to see if you can start by just getting the site deployed successfully. Then once you have that you can try adding these two lines to _includes/head/custom.html:

<script src="https://polyfill.io/v3/polyfill.min.js?features=es6"></script>
<script id="MathJax-script" async src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/mathjax@3/es5/tex-mml-chtml.js"></script>

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