It will not come as a surprise that we have to consider cancelling the conference this year, due to the global virus situation. We don't have to make a final decision just yet about July, so we aren't. We expect to do so by the beginning of May, if circumstances don't dictate an earlier decision.
If the conference is cancelled, all registration fees will be refunded. We do not have the resources to hold an online conference.
Meanwhile, since we understand that no one can reasonably make travel plans at this time, we are pushing the principal conference d…
@DavidCarlisle we should ask Frank. I don't know why he used e.g. \def\capitalgrave{\@tabacckludge`} instead of \DeclareTextCommandDefault{\capitalgrave}{\`} for the unicode engines, but it feels like a bug.
@JosephWright in \includegraphics[height = 0.5\textheight]{example-image} might be better to wrap in center (or use \noindent) as a common error is to do that with 1 instead of .5 and find it doesn't fit
@JosephWright in the more examples you don't need mwe package and I would use \newcommand*{\vcenteredhbox}[1]{\begin{tabular}{@{}c@{}}#1\end{tabular}} if we need a definition but better I think would be to use adjustbox and specify vertical centering
@Skillmonlikestopanswers.xyz -- One always suspects that of bunnies.
@SanchayanDutta -- \large is usually applied to the entire text, and would trigger an error if used in math mode; \big and friends apply to the math "fences".
@yo' What's the recommended way to look at package documentation on Overleaf? I was expecting search in the Help menu to behave like texdoc but it doesn't.
@AlanMunn thanks again, I just made a note about this and we'll check the options.
It hasn't come to my mind that we could also run texdoc ourselves, but I'm not sure how much it's worth it when there're two good services that provide it.
@Rmano well, you can do that yourself as we do not block you from running anything :-) But the point is that you have to consider this from so many perspectives that are not this simple :-)
I have never encountered that kind of problem though I often needed to break long formulas and align them after breaking. But I don't usually type \left[ and \right]. I usually just type [ and ].
@BAYMAX it should be closed as dup of the one I gave I suppose, but the answers there suggest breqn and nath (interesting but hmm experimental) or using \left{ \right. (normally wrong)
