Re: Latex formula support ? back

(L) [2013/01/03] [Arite] [Re: Latex formula support ?] Wayback!

>> spectral wrote:Is there some anti-aliasing option ? The formula looks pixelated..
BTW:Take a look at the previous link to compare.
Thanks
If you right-click on a formula it brings up the MathJax menu. It seems to remember your settings (perhaps stored using HTML5 local storage).
The default rendering method is HTML-CSS (meant to be the best), however you can switch between MathML and SVG too (Math Settings >> Math Renderer). Which one is best presumably depends on your browser/fonts etc. I'd imagine fonts are loaded remotely though.
SVG might be better for a "bolder" (and perhaps more anti-aliased) look, especially if your browser doesn't smooth/anti-alias fonts as well.
Also you can define a "Scale All Math..." percentage if you'd like the equations to be a different size.
Arite.

(L) [2013/01/07] [ingenious] [Re: Latex formula support ?] Wayback!

Is there a way to have inline formulas as well? Currently, if I want to type only one symbol in latex, like \[ b \], it will put it on a new line which looks ugly, as you can see above.
Ideally, both inline and display math should be supported. Very useful for this forum!

(L) [2013/01/07] [apaffy] [Re: Latex formula support ?] Wayback!

Usually in mathjax this is using escaped ( instead of [.  Seems to work: here is \(y\frac{\sin(x)}{2}\) in the middle of a sentence... [SMILEY :)]

(L) [2013/01/07] [ingenious] [Re: Latex formula support ?] Wayback!

Ha, awesome, thanks!

(L) [2013/05/29] [dr_eck] [Re: Latex formula support ?] Wayback!

It appears that MathJax has not been implemented on the new server.  Would you please do this?  Thanks.

(L) [2014/04/26] [guo] [Re: Latex formula support ?] Wayback!

Can you bring our beloved mathjax back?
Maybe I can help on that as I once experienced in PHP development.

(L) [2014/04/29] [Arite] [Re: Latex formula support ?] Wayback!

>> guo wrote:Can you bring our beloved mathjax back?
Maybe I can help on that as I once experienced in PHP development.
Well it should be as simple as re-adding the MathJax script source to the overall_header.html template file. See here:
[LINK http://ompf2.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=520#p3262 viewtopic.php?f=11&t=520#p3262]
Arite.

(L) [2014/06/18] [Geometrian] [Re: Latex formula support ?] Wayback!

Is this broken again?