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Hello i wrote a class to reference content in the html text itself its really easy to setup and visualizes propositions or theorems in a new window like footnote does. All some one needs to do is define a div which should be referenced later on <div id="proposition 1.8"> and then later reference the div with <d-content-ref val="(1.8)" ref="proposition 1.8"></d-content-ref>
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Hello i wrote a class to reference content in the html text itself its really easy to setup and visualizes propositions or theorems in a new window like footnote does.
All some one needs to do is define a div or span which should be referenced later on
<div id="proposition 1.8"> some math <div>and then later reference the div with<d-content-ref val="(1.8)" ref="proposition 1.8"></d-content-ref>as shown below