A suggestion for improving appearance of inline tex

[awvvu]

Can vertical aligning of inline tex (but without using itex) be set to 'middle' so that text is aligned well? Like:

$$V = K \int_R \frac{dQ}{r_i}$$, where $$r_i = \sqrt{(x - x_i)^2 + (y - y_i)^2}$$ and $$dQ = \delta dx_i$$

If the text and images were all set to 'vertical-align: middle', then it should look a lot better. And it's a simple change.

 

[morphism]

Try the [itex] tag.

 

[awvvu]

Yeah, but that squeezes everything together too tightly.

$V = K \int_R \frac{dQ}{r_i}$, where $r_i = \sqrt{(x - x_i)^2 + (y - y_i)^2}$ and $dQ = \delta dx_i$

If the elements of a paragraph with tex in it can be vertically aligned together, then it should look a lot better without much effort.