LaTeX.css – Make your website look like a LaTeX document

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  1. latex-css

    LaTeX.css is a CSS library that makes your website look like a LaTeX document

    (author of the project here) we tried extensively [1], but unfortunately concluded that obtaining consistent outputs across various platforms, not to mention across different versions of the same browser, is not feasible at present -- if you want a nicely typeset PDF document, use the real LaTeX (or an alternative such as Typst).

    [1]: https://github.com/vincentdoerig/latex-css/pull/62

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  3. microtype

    A JavaScript package that implements LaTeX-like text justification, hyphenation, and other micro-typographic adjustments

    I had a crack at a solution to this problem recently. It's pretty basic in terms of what it can do and not the most performant.

    Code: https://github.com/tdjsnelling/microtype

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