Warning: <div> cannot appear as a descendant of <p> about react-katex HOT 3 CLOSED

@jacobw56 I use <div> for the BlockMath, that is meant to be used as a separate block, outside of <p> elements. If you intend to use it inside paragraphs you should use InlineMath, what do you think?

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I get the logic, I thought it would be common to use blocks inside paragraphs when doing proofs and such. For instance I imagined doing something like:

<p>
    Let <InlineMath>f_n</InlineMath> be a sequence of <InlineMath>\mathbb{R}</InlineMath>-valued measurable functions on a measure space <InlineMath>(S, \sigma, \mu)</InlineMath>. Suppose that the sequence converges pointwise to a function <InlineMath>f</InlineMath> and is dominated by some integrable function <InlineMath>g</InlineMath> in the sense that <BlockMath>|f_n(x)| \leq g(x)</BlockMath> for all numbers <InlineMath>n</InlineMath> in the index set of the sequence and all points <InlineMath>x \in S</InlineMath>. Then <InlineMath>f</InlineMath> is integrable and <BlockMath>\lim_{n\to\infty}\int_S |f_n - f| d\mu = 0.</BlockMath>
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since this allows me to pretty much just search and replace the $ and $$ tags in my latex documents. If this isn't the typical pattern of usage then feel free to close the issue. Thanks!

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Oh, I see! Yeah, the pattern for those cases is just to have a separate block since it's the HTML-way. Gonna close the issue then.

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