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• #Fractions in macdown code#

Typesetting in the pageReady function and instead explicitly This is done by overriding the normal automatic So I made an alternative implementation that configures MathJax toīehave as intended. (since that looks better without the backticks in my Markdown source).Īlso, I did not really like that the script modifies the DOM and has aīunch of regexes that hardcode what a math formula looks like.

#Fractions in macdown code#

Markdown), and I wanted to use code blocks for centered math expressions (which are rendered as a tag containing a tag in I considered using his solution, but it explicitly excludes code blocks The only way to specify inline math in MathJax (single dollars areĭisabled since they would be too likely to cause false positives). Specify inline math) to an expression wrapped in \( and \), which is Additionally, he translates any expressionĬontained in single dollar signs (which is the traditional Tex way to This problem was described in more detail by Yihui Xie in aīlogpost, along with a solution that preprocesses the DOM to lookįor tags that start and end with an math expression start andĮnd marker, and if so strip away the tag so that MathJax will Of and/or elements, but since actual code will likelyĬontain parts that look like math expressions, this will likely cause MathJax can be reconfigured to also typeset the contents

In this post, I presentĪ customized MathJax configuration that solves this problem in aĪn obvious solution is to put the match expression in Markdown codeīlocks (or inline code using backticks), but by default MathJax does not Interpret part of my math expressions as Markdown and transform themīefore MathJax has had a chance to look at them.

However, I use Markdown to write my blogposts and including formulasĭirectly in the text can be problematic because Markdown might Where you can write formulas using (among others) the often-used Tex AnĮasy way to do so, is to use MathJax, a javascript-based math processor For this blog, I wanted to include some nicely-formatted formulas.