I’ve completely rewritten my write maths, see maths library to be a little jQuery plugin that attaches itself to editable areas on pages, like contenteditable elements, textareas, and input boxes. When your cursor is inside some LaTeX, a little preview …
Archives for LaTeX
Instant MathJax preview of LaTeX typed into HTML textareas
A little applet to make maths for screengrabbing
Paul Taylor wanted an easy way to write some maths he could take a screengrab of, for use as an icon. Before I intervened he was doing something unnatural with wikipedia, so I wrote a little applet using MathJax: “…
How to get beautifully typeset maths on your blog
Lots of people have blogs where they talk about maths. Lots of these people just use plain text for mathematical notation which, while it gets the point across, isn’t as easy to read or as visually appealing as it could …
Testing MathJax
Maths between dollars is inline: $\sum_{k=1}^n k = \frac{n(n+1)}{2}$.
Maths between slash-square-brackets is display: \[\sum_{k=1}^n k = \frac{n(n+1)}{2}\]…
Personal opinions on LaTeX
I’m editing a paper (12 months and counting!) and I’ve had a few thoughts about LaTeX that I thought I’d write down. I don’t even care if this makes me a neckbeard, that’s the mood I’m in currently.
The hyperref…
A bookmarklet which typesets TeX on any page using MathJax
MathJax is the best thing to happen to the web since the web began. I’ve said this a lot of times.
Sadly, MathJax isn’t loaded on every page. To fix this appalling situation, add the MathJax bookmarklet to your browser.…
