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MathJax is an open-source JavaScript engine that makes it easy to embed mathematical equations, symbols, and formulae on a web page. There is also a server-side version that provides command-line and nodejs interfaces to MathJax.

MathJax is an open-source JavaScript engine that makes it easy to embed mathematical equations, symbols, and formulae on a web page. There is also a server-side version that provides command-line and nodejs interfaces to MathJax.

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JSON Bad String Error

I am creating an JSON file which stores some Physics equation, which will be rendered using MathJax. "equations": [ "$w = F.s\cos\theta$" ] I am getting a bad string error. I have tried adding another backslash before the slashes but that…
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WebView load from Asset

I have put a LaTex script which I render using MathJax CDN. This is the code I used: public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity { private WebView wq; @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { …
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How to automatically scale TeX equation in MathView?

I need to display some math equations in my Android application. I am using 'MathView' (https://github.com/kexanie/MathView) with 'MathJax' as engine to convert the TeX Code, which works well. The only problem is, that I'd like the equation to scale…
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Mathjax extension for color of font

Following this page, I try to set a color for a simple equation into a div container. Here is an example on this jsfiddle link It seems that equation (and so color) is not interpreted and I don't know how to make it rendered. JS : …
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How enable MathJax functionality on Heroku

I am kinda new to both the Python language and the Heroku web interface to web-app deployment. My background is engineering, and MATLAB programming so the whole rails/web scene is new to me. But I am trying to learn the basics for an upcoming…
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My Octopress blog don't support latex even if I set mathjax in my blog

I have set my blog to support latex with MathJax according to a tutorial 使用kramdown和MathJax给博客添加Latex支持. When I rake preview my blog on localhost, the latex formula can display successful. However, It can not work when deploying to github.io. Here…
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How to display a WebView in a RadioButton?

I need to display Math Formulas instead text in my RadioButton. Formulas examples To display this Math Formulas i am using MathJax, but MathJax only display the Math Formulas in WebView, not in TextView. I tried to create a LinearLayout horizontal…
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Accelerated mobile pages support for Latex Maths

AMP doesn't allow custom javascript and so I cannot use MathJax or similar solutions to display Latex maths equations on my website. Is there a workaround to this? Otherwise, are there reasonable non-javascript solutions to having math equations in…
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Trouble rendering MathJax with Jekyll on github pages

I deployed a small blog at https://fiv0.github.io/ (Code at https://github.com/FiV0/FiV0.github.io). I am using MathJax (with Jekyll) to generate some Latex but somehow GitHub pages does not render it correctly. None of the latex is displayed, but…
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Angularjs ng-model did not working on my mathjax-bind

I have input(s) text inside a string and need to convert if found any characters like ## to . I have no problems to return the value if I used ng-bind-html. However, ng-model value did not return using mathjax-bind. How to solve…
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Is it possible to "inline" or "embed" an entire javascript library in a standalone HTML file?

This is a general question for any seasoned web developers (I myself am not).. Consider the