Merge pull request #356 from nvlang/master

Fix several typos

Author: dpvc

advanced/build/component.rst

@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ of the MathJax configuration set by the page that loads this combined
 component.  Similarly, the accessibility settings in the code snipped
 above would override any settings made in the web page, and the three
 TeX packages would always be included, even if the MathJax
-configuration from the apge explicitly removed them.  This is because
+configuration from the page explicitly removed them.  This is because
 the changes made by the ``insert()`` command are made *after* the page
 configuration is moved to :data:`MathJax.config` (which occurs during
 the first ``import`` at line 1), so these override the page settings.

advanced/build/custom.rst

@@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ The complete list of options for the :data:`sre` block can be found in the
 <https://github.com/Speech-Rule-Engine/speech-rule-engine?tab=readme-ov-file#options>`__.
 
 Here is a complete page that converts a math expression into Nemeth
-Beaille.
+Braille.
 
 .. code-block:: html
 

advanced/model.rst

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ processors are called `jax`, and are described in more detail
 below.
 
 When MathJax runs, it looks through the page for special markers that
-delimitindicate mathematics; for each such marker, it locates an
+delimit/indicate mathematics; for each such marker, it locates an
 appropriate input jax, which it uses to convert the mathematics into
 an internal form (a MathML tree as javascript objects), and then calls
 an output jax to transform the internal format into HTML content that
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ for page authors to write by hand.  Many sites prefer to use a more
 natural input format like LaTeX or AsciiMath, especially when the
 sites allow readers to enter comments or post questions and answers.
 In this case, the mathematics is regular text within the page, and the
-author must indicate what parts of the text are methematics by using
+author must indicate what parts of the text are mathematics by using
 special `delimiters` to mark the start and of the expressions within
 the text.  For example, LaTeX expressions may be delimited by
 ``\(...\)`` for in-line expressions, and ``\[...\]`` or ``$$...$$``

advanced/synchronize.rst

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 Synchronizing your code with MathJax
 ####################################
 
-MathJax provides several mecahnisms for synchronizing your code with
+MathJax provides several mechanisms for synchronizing your code with
 the actions taken by MathJax, including function that return promises,
 a processing queue to which you can add your own actions, filter
 queues for the input and output jax that allow you to run functions

advanced/synchronize/hooks.rst

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ performed its initial typesetting operation.  These functions and
 promises are described in detail in the :ref:`startup-action` section.
 
 The MathJax :ref:`loader <loader-options>` component also provides a
-number of mechanisms for hookin into its actions.  The first is the
+number of mechanisms for hooking into its actions.  The first is the
 :ref:`loader.ready() <loader-ready>` and :ref:`loader.failed()
 <loader-failed>` functions in the :data:`loader` block of your MathJax
 configuration.  The first is called when the loader has loaded all the

advanced/synchronize/renderactions.rst

@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Some extensions add new render actions.  These include
    * - ENRICHED
      - 30
      - enrich
-     - a11y/sementic-enrich
+     - a11y/semantic-enrich
    * - ATTACHSPEECH
      - 210
      - attachSpeech
@@ -220,7 +220,7 @@ original TeX notation as a tooltip on the MathJax output:
                MathJax.config.addTooltip(item);
              }
            },
-           (math, doc) => MathJax.config.addTootip(math),
+           (math, doc) => MathJax.config.addTooltip(math),
          ]
        }
      },
@@ -328,7 +328,7 @@ display style TeX expressions.
      }
    };
 
-Thius render action replaces the usual ``find`` action with one
+This render action replaces the usual ``find`` action with one
 that looks for all the ``<tex>`` and ``<dtex>`` elements in the
 document, and checks that they have only one child that is a text
 element.  If so, it creates a new :data:`MathItem` object with the

advanced/typeset.rst

@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ in memory and a corresponding decrease in performance over time.
 To deal with changing content, MathJax provides a function that tells
 it to forget about math that it has previously typeset:
 
-.. js:function:: MathJax.typsetClear(elements)
+.. js:function:: MathJax.typesetClear(elements)
 
    :param HTMLElement[] elements: An optional array of HTML elements
                                   whose typeset math is to be
@@ -200,8 +200,8 @@ on every change the the input area.  This example uses the HTML that
 the user enters, updates an output area using that, and calls MathJax
 to process the expressions it contains.  Of course, in practice, you
 would want to sanitize the user input to prevent the user from
-entering maliceous code, so this is just the bare-bones version meant
-to highlight how to handle the MathJax update portion of the erditor
+entering malicious code, so this is just the bare-bones version meant
+to highlight how to handle the MathJax update portion of the editor
 tasks.
 
 The details are discussed after the code listing below.
@@ -371,7 +371,7 @@ updates are requested while MathJax is running.
 
 Line 66 tells MathJax to forget about any mathematics that was
 previously typeset in the preview area.  Without this, MathJax's list
-of typeet math would grow with each character typed, as it holds onto
+of typeset math would grow with each character typed, as it holds onto
 all the previous copies of the math that it had typeset in the past.
 This call must come before the DOM is changed, so that MathJax can
 tell which math is inside the material being removed.

basic/a11y-extensions.rst

@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ Highlighting
 ============
 
 During interactive exploration, the sub-expression that is being
-explorered is automatically highlighted, by default with a blue
+explored is automatically highlighted, by default with a blue
 background color. The highlighting can be customized by changing
 `Background` or `Foreground` colors in the `Highlight` sub-menu of
 the `Explorer` section of the MathJax contextual menu.  In addition,

input/asciimath.rst

@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ AsciiMath is designed.  It is possible, however, to configure
 MathJax's version of AsciiMath to allow for both in-line and displayed
 equations, just like in TeX.
 
-Here is a configuratino that does that:
+Here is a configuration that does that:
 
 .. code-block:: html
 

input/tex/html.rst

@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ Since Markdown is applied to the page first, it may convert your
 subscript markers into italics (inserting ``<i>`` or ``<em>`` tags
 into your mathematics, which will cause MathJax to ignore the math).
 If expressions with two or more subscripts aren't being displayed
-properly, and especially if you see the interveneing text appearing in
+properly, and especially if you see the intervening text appearing in
 italics, that is a good sign that Markdown is processing the
 underscores before MathJax runs.