(Posted originally in the google documents help forum. Someone
directed me here.)
For some reason, the LaTeX equation editor in google documents has
changed.
When I try to write an equation that includes a summation, say:
\sum_{i=1}^{n}{x_i}
It used to display the i=1 and n above and below the sigma (like it's
supposed to). Now, instead, it displays them subscripted and
superscripted, in front of the sigma.
I've checked it in both chrome and firefox, and it has even changed my
existing documents, making my pages of meticulously crafted notes
practically unreadable (statistics PhD candidates use a lot of sums. A
Lot).
What happened? Why? Can I change it back somehow? Will it be fixed?
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