​You can use the \begin{align*} and \end{align*} version to align without the equation numbering. Paul Seeburger Professor of Mathematics Monroe Community College 1000 E. Henrietta Rd. Rochester, NY 1

Jennifer, I can't address all your questions, but I would recommend using Latex for variables instead of italics. And if you don't know about this page, it may be useful: https://chem.libretexts.org/C

#Formatting

Hi, Larry! As Delmar indicated, the Remixer seems to be working pretty well, and you can choose to copy-fork the whole book if you wish. If you go to edit a page in your created book and it allows you

#remix

That's a good idea, Josh. But I'd recommend having a separate page where we could place links to peer-reviewed books that are substantial improvements (or alterations) of the original books. It would

#remix

I agree that these two features need to be working well and consistently. I'm ok with changing the location of the fork option, although I have to say that it seems to make more sense to keep it where

#transclusion #bugs

That's an excellent idea, Dorte! I really like it!! And providing a way to jump to the source to edit there would be so helpful! It just needs to be clear which is happening. Paul

#transclusion #bugs

You can create it in a free account, either the H5P official one or LibreText’s account, if you have access. Then we can add it into the LibreText H5P server and link to it from your textbook. Paul

Hi, Pat! It appears that we can use the Libretext H5P server to create H5P content as well as to host it there for inclusion in our books. Please ask Delmar if you do not yet have an account on this s

I saw this last night and then today as well, but I believe Henry has already fixed it, or is it still happening now? Paul

You're right, Larry. Now it's happening on all the pages I check again. It's oddly intermittent though. Thankfully, it was not happening between 3:00 and 4:30 pm this afternoon while I gave a webinar

It seems to fix the issue. But I may need to restart my browser to get it reset everywhere. Paul Paul Seeburger Professor of Mathematics Monroe Community College 1000 E. Henrietta Rd. Rochester, NY 14

Debbie, I'm not completely sure about the current status of Desmos, although at one point, I heard that Desmos may not allow embedding in OER books in this way. I will ask about it again. Great questi

#Licensing #Figures

​Larry, Section 6.2 is the first section in the OpenStax book that contains CalcPlot3D dynamic figures. These are already included in this page as content reuse links. Perhaps this is causing the trou

#transclusion

Good question, Larry. Let me take a look to see if I can see any differences in these links. Paul Paul Seeburger Professor of Mathematics Monroe Community College 1000 E. Henrietta Rd. Rochester, NY 1

#transclusion

The only thing I can see is that there is just one CalcPlot3D figure in 6.3 and four of them in 6.2. What does this link look like in your forked Section 6.3? Paul Paul Seeburger Professor of Mathemat

#transclusion

The issue with the videos in the Lippman Applied Calculus text is that they are currently hosted on a site without https security, so they are not loading (at least in Chrome). I was able to download

Bob, These do work great within the same page and they do renumber appropriately when transcluded, etc. But there is not a very good method in place yet (that I am aware of) for referring reliably to