Fractions in Google Docs equations are too small to read:
How can I write normal-sized fraction?
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If it works out, kindly mark the checkbox as answered.– ejbytesJun 9 '16 at 10:54
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Ugly equation:
Left side: one usage of equation builder. Increase font size.
Right side: use another instance of equation builder.
In this example, 30px on the left, 18px on the right. The formula writer tried to keep the box (container for formula) the same height as the rest of the line height; shrink to fit.
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Thank you. It seems it not always work changing font for an existing equation. Jun 10 '16 at 11:05
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1If you make two equations it should work out visually for you. It really is one equation, but it's in two parts. The equation becomes an Object when you use the equation builder. The Object is shrunk down to fit the height of the Line and that's why the equation gets really small. So use two parts if only one side is a fraction.– ejbytesJun 11 '16 at 1:30
Select the whole equation box, and change font size normally
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1Doesn't this change the font size for the entire equation? That's probably not what the OP wants. Oct 2 '17 at 14:31
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You have to change the font size for the whole line that the equation is in. If you have text other than the equation in the same line, and try to only increase the font size for the equation, it won't work Feb 12 '20 at 23:32
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Worked for me. The font of the whole equation is changed, but it looks that, now the font in the fraction matches the rest of the text.– DarkovMay 20 '20 at 11:10