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As can be seen here, when \overrightarrow{h} is selected, there are two bounding boxes that appear for they symbol---one for the arrow and one for the h.
I think this is not good from a usability perspective, as it suggests to me that the arrow can be clicked independently of the h to look up information about just the arrow. But that isn't the case, because clicking on the arrow will only show information about the h-arrow symbol.
A change in either the pipeline code or the bounding box rendering code in the UI could combine together the bounding boxes, showing the bounding box for h-arrow as a single box.
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As can be seen here, when
\overrightarrow{h}
is selected, there are two bounding boxes that appear for they symbol---one for the arrow and one for theh
.I think this is not good from a usability perspective, as it suggests to me that the arrow can be clicked independently of the
h
to look up information about just the arrow. But that isn't the case, because clicking on the arrow will only show information about the h-arrow symbol.A change in either the pipeline code or the bounding box rendering code in the UI could combine together the bounding boxes, showing the bounding box for h-arrow as a single box.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: