JsMath/MathJax (TeX for Web)
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How to use LaTeX?
There are few ways but the best and default is to use [1]. MathJax and JsMath are JavaScript TeX/LaTeX parsesr.
No worry if you do not know How to do it.
- First, let us check if your preferences are set to jsMath: click on my preferences in the top-right corner of the page, then click on tab Math and look if radio button jsMath is selected. If not, select it and Save.
- To create inline math you can use SingleDollars: for example use \$e^x \$ to display $e^x$.
- To create display math you can use DoubleDollars
\$\$ (2\pi h)^{-d}\iint_{\{H(x,\xi) <\tau\}} dx d\xi \$\$ to create $$ (2\pi h)^{-d}\iint_{\{H(x,\xi) <\tau\}} dx d\xi$$
- You can consult our current settings http://www.math.toronto.edu/MathJax/config/MathJax.js where // plays exactly the same role as % in $\TeX$ and 0 means disabled, 1 means enabled.
- AMSMath and AMSSymbols are supported (so you can use \mathcal{A}, \mathscr{A}, \mathbf{Z}, \mathbb{R}, \mathfrak{A} and \matsf{A} (in SingleDollars or DoubleDollars) to produce $\mathcal{A}$, $\mathscr{A}$, $\mathbf{Z}$, $\mathbb{R}$, $\mathfrak{A}$ and $\mathsf{A}$ respectively.
One can add support for extra packages but it slows down the parsing)
MathJax is here
- MathJax (see also development on http://github.com/mathjax was released and we have moved to it.
This move does not require to change your documents. MathJax wiki
- MathJax is more powerful tool. Example
http://weyl.math.toronto.edu:8888/wiki244/index.php/User_talk:Victor_Ivrii#Handout_MAT244-LN1
- One of the newest and prominent features is Menu: control-Click on Mac or right-button-click on Unix on MathJax Mathematics output to see it in action.
What jsMath & MathJax are good for?
- One can use MathJax and jsMath with
- CMS :
- We use it with CMS SilverStripe lading though templates of certain pages
- Blog
- We use it with WordPress including Wordpress-µ (multiuser) and WordPress 3 multisite WP-hooks plug-in
- One could use it via (current) theme (skin) hacking
- Wiki
- We use it with mediawiki via (hacked) extension jsMath
- One could use it via (current) theme (skin) hacking
- Forum
- I use it with SimpleMachines SMF2 forum via hacking Sources/Subs.php; see Forum
- CMS :
- One can use \def command in one formula and use it in another formula (see \LaTeX on the top of the page)
- Use show preview rather than Save page before you are completely happy. Victor 00:13, 5 January 2010 (UTC)
MathJax+Geogebra
XyJax
http://homepage.mac.com/oasis/xyjax.html is a fork of MathJax allowing to type commutative diagrams.
Unfortunately at the current stage it is not separated from MathJax ("a fork") and cannot be use as MathJax plug-in and is α-quality (but the author tries to do separate it from MathJax and debug).
If there is a demand from people who use CDs I can set a wiki or forum or blog on my computer which uses this fork.
Victor 17:39, 21 October 2011 (EDT)
Warning
MathJax and jsMath are not $\LaTeX$ in its full glory and there is no way to load packages (or documentclasses), there is no automatic numbering (yet - in MJ, there is in jsMath), no \section, \intertext or \inculdegraphics, {table} or {figure}, no page layout etc.
News
$\TeX$ or $\LaTeX$ process the whole document while MathJax/JsMath should be used for math snippets in the standard html page.
MathJax 2.0 beta has been released publicly; it is available for download and also from CDN http://www.mathjax.org/2012/02/11/news/mathjax-v2-0-beta-now-available-on-cdn/. Release is expected really soon.
I have been using prerelease versions for a long time
Victor 16:03, 13 February 2012 (EST)
