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I have the following TeX - embedded via MathJax - in an HTML file. The result is shown below but isn't what I expected to see. Instead, I would like to end the "github" brace before .com. How should this be written in order to properly terminate the environment?

 \(
{\underbrace
{\overbrace{chris}^{\text{me}}
{\underbrace{@\overbrace{chrisfinazzo.com}^{\text{website}}}_{\text{github}}}}_{\text{email}}
\text{}}
\)

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  • Although MathJax look like TeX, it is really another hairy beast and then this question is off-topic in this site. I guess that over-underbraces must be strictly nested, not partially overlapped, and therefore the least bad solution could be not include the @, i.e., \underbrace{\overbrace{cris}^{me}@\overbrace{\underbrace{chrisfinazzo}_{github}.com}}_{email}. However, see https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/297/how-can-i-get-an-underbrace-and-an-overbrace-to-partially-overlap-in-an-equation – Fran Sep 10 '23 at 09:39
  • @Fran I'll see if that does it. I'm really trying to get out of the TeX system for most things as it's overkill for my current needs. The @print Media Type in HTML is more than capable at this point, but the typography controls are better in TeX, so that's what I tried first.

    By my count, I only have 3 documents that need to be converted, so it shouldn't take that long. This particular one is for the rare times I need business cards, so it required some special considerations.

     – Chris Sep 11 '23 at 14:46

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