Hi,
Is there any way to align an equation label with a baseline of the last line of a multi-line equation?
Using flexbox, an equation label can be aligned with a baseline of a single-line equation (A).
In the case of a multi-line equation, however, flexbox fails to align the label properly.
With ‘align-items: baseline’, the label aligns with the baseline of the first line of the equation (B),
whereas with ‘align-self: flex-end’, the label aligns at the bottom of a bounding box of the equation (C).
Using ‘mlabeledtr’ with ‘rowalign=baseline / bottom’ leads to the same results (D, E).
If the equation is split into lines and each of them is put into ‘mtr’ and ‘mlabeledtr’,
the label can obviously be aligned to the baseline of the last line (F), but fixing the line breaking position beforehand is not ideal.
I want the equation to be broken into lines automatically *and* the label to be aligned to the baseline of the last line of the equation.
Is this possible with current MathJax?