Hi, Greetings!
We needed some information regarding the plugin upgrade to use version 3 or more of MathJax JS.
Right now, the plugin uses the version 2.7.9 of MathJax JS. Which is vulnerable in our application. The recommended version to use is 3.2.2 of MathJax JS.
So is there any plan to upgrade this plugin to support the version 3 or more of Mathjax JS? Kindly let us know.
Thanks & Regards.
]]>Hi,
I am loading and displaying LaTeX-formatted code with AJAX. This occurs after the page has initialized, so the code is not formatted properly. Is there a JavaScript function or event I can call after displaying my AJAX response to refresh the formatting?
thanks
]]>The title is self explanatory: Equations that seem correct in desktop overflow in phones. Why this happens? Because the size of the characters is the same even thought in phones the size of the container decreases hence the equation just overflows.
The way to fix it would be to make the size of the equation adaptable so the size decreases as it reaches the limit of the webpages.
In desktop happens the same; if you write a really long equation it will just overflow. Again, is it possible to:
I know this question should be to MathJax itself, this is just a plugin etc… I just ask if it is possible to do this with this plugin at this date.
Thanks!
]]>When I write any equation with a backslash, for example\frac
, and save or update the post the equation is in, the backslashes get stripped and the equations break.
Adding double backslash \\
to escape this functionality is not a solution since the next time the page gets updated the backslash is removed again.
How do I preserve the backslashes so the equations keep working?
]]>Angstrom symbol is not working Here is my latex code:
[latex]2{\AA}[/latex]
alternate : [latex]2\AA [/latex]
Its not working on my website
Screenshot of error: https://prnt.sc/Po223u1TFjYd
Screenshot of wp editor : https://prnt.sc/SNjxeI5ZXpyK
Screenshot latex check on online latex editor: https://prnt.sc/sXqd329m1f9v
Hello, please can you help me how I can hide this message on my website? It is on every pages for a few seconds before page is loading.
Here is link with image:
https://ibb.co/3dmMM9r
Thank you so much, Adriana
After upgrading to Ver 1.3.12 the page is not rendering italic with \textit or \it. Renders as regular non italic.
also \underbrace is not displaying correctly:
]]>“When I using math latex for the symbol math any things about math show good on website and but when send email to user it have error. Math latex not working
you can see: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G7gFepj3fiury_eDCRvo3_dDSd2btUAi/view?usp=sharing
How I can fix it?
Thank you
Is there a way we can achieve latext in REST API?
]]>I’d like to get inline “single dollar sign” syntax. For a regular web page (non-wordpress) I’d do something like this:
MathJax.Hub.Config({
tex2jax: {inlineMath: [['$','$'], ['\\(','\\)']]}
});
Is there a way to get this to happen through MathJax-LaTeX?
]]>Hi I develop the plugin Print My Blog which can create PDFs from WordPress posts, and I’m trying to make it work nicely with MathJax-LaTeX.
One issue I have is that MathJax-LaTeX adds empty DIVs at the top and end of the page, which my HTML-to-PDF conversion service interprets as content and so adds an extra page at the start and end of the document for them.
So I’d like to hide these empty divs. The first one only contains a div with ID “MathJax_Hidden”, and the second one only contain as div with ID “MathJax_Font_Test”. I have written some Javascript on my end to deal with this issue, but it would be nice if MathJax-LaTex would either:
A. give an ID or class to the wrapper divs (the parents of “MathJax_Hidden” and “MathJax_Font_Test”) so I could use CSS to add “display:none” onto them when my plugin is making the PDFs,
B. or if MathJax-LaTeX would completely remove these divs rather than just hiding the nested divs.
Here’s a video I made showing the issue: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuMAO_Xs0t43pXBWqkatvxRAO-5n?e=NfbEiB (I plan to only keep this video up until this thread is closed.)
Does that make sense?
]]>Hi!
I use MathJax plugin for my WP site. My content is mostly math related and therefore I often use units (such as micrometer, μm).
Problem is that greek letters are italicized by default, and using \mathrm{} does not make them upright as it does with latin letters.
In LaTex one can include packages that fix this problem (such as isomath, upgreek), but for my understanding, it is not possible to include packages in MathJax.
But I found some advice on this page, saying (quote)
“This package is not autoloaded, so you must request it explicitly if you want to use it. To load the upgreek extension, add ‘[tex]/upgreek’ to the load array of the loader block of your MathJax configuration, and add ‘upgreek’ to the packages array of the tex block.”
So, I tried searching through my setting, but I have no idea what “load array of the loader block of your MathJax configuration” is, and is it possible to include a package to MathJax that way?
Can someone help me with this:
1. is the advice from this page applicable and will it solve the greek upright problem? (if not – what will?)
2. where do I load this exactly; where can I find the load array of the loader block?
Thank you!
]]>Hello,
I’using mathjax-latex version 1.3.11 with wordpress 6.0.
I want to disable the mathjax contextual menu without success, could you please advise how and which file file need to modify (css file for example).
I’ve tried to disable in css file but cannot find it. in development tools, i found .mathjax_menu { <style>} and try to disable it in css file but cannot find in which css file,
thanks by advance
My website cannot use {1 – q}
Hi MathJax,
I thank you guys for the awesome add-ons, I used yours via a plugin “MathJax-LaTeX Version 1.3.11” for WordPress Version 5.9.3 website.
But today I checked that my website when using {1 – q} or similar functions does not give the result “1 – q”, instead the result “1q”. So I lost the “-” in the function I wanted to use.
So is there any way to fix the above problem?
I am using “MathJax-LaTeX” plugin and latest version WordPress.
You can see my specific article at website: https://hoctahay.com/bai-tap-5-trang-122-sgk-dai-giai-tich-lop-11.html
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely thanks,
Hello,
Does this plug in make changes to the header.php? How/where do I add extension packages such as physics, mhchem?
Thank you.
]]>I convert mathtype to latex but some function is not understand.
I check by google and your code.
The function is in v3.2 mathjax, but you are using v2.7.5
I have tried to change Custom MathJax location? to https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/mathjax@3/es5/tex-mml-chtml.js
But it isn’t changed
Thanks!
]]>I try to write as fraction in latex with Mathjax-Latex but It do not display. I write as $$\frac{2}{3}$$ but display is RAC23. How to fix it?
Note: It is in Overview
Hello,
Could you please integrate the MathJax plugin on WPForo? I have a scientific forum built with that forum plug-in and the preview functionality, when writing messages, does not work, even though when I write latex syntax in it, it is correctly rendered. You may contact the software developers of WPForo at [email protected] to discuss about this issue, if necessary.
I look forward to receiving your reply. Thank you very much!
]]>When using the plugin with
the default CDN
or with
cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/es5/tex-mml-chtml.js
or with
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/mathjax@2/MathJax.js
I get the problem that long Latex equations are being cropped on vertical mobile screens, without any side scroll option. In order to view the whole equations on mobile I have to turn my phone horizontally.
Is this problem expected?
Is it possible to see the whole equation (probably with side scrolling)?
Is it possible to do have any line breaking?
Hi
Is there a documentation we can use to add types of equations?
I saw that LearnDash was supposed to support MathJax. Mine is not working. I am using [latex] and [/latex] in the questions and answers.
]]>I am migrating an old math blog to the current version of WP.
I use the following syntax:
$latex ….. $
Is mathjax-latex the most common replacement plug in for the original WP latex?
Does not require any HTML changes? Seamless?
I have loaded the page on an i-Phone and i-Pad with Safari, and on an android phone with Chrome, and a computer with Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Edge.
The only browser that loads it is Chrome, all the others consistently don’t load it. I have cleared caches, to no resolution.
The code used is [latex][/latex].
Please help
]]>I am unable to see the changes after loading mathjax latex plugin
the below is not converting
[latex]2^mn[/latex]
]]>Until yesterday, I always was able to use $ as code for latex, for instance: $1+1$.
Today I did some updates on my website, and now MathJax doesn’t work anymore. I already added the snipped code in de functions.php again. I found out that $$1+1$$ or [latex]1+1[latex] does work, but my normal way with $1+1$ doesn't work anymore, which means that I have to change all the formula's in my website.
Is there a way to change this, so wordpress recognises $ again as a latex code?
]]>Hi there,
When I use the ‘print’ function in the browser to print a blog post that uses mathjax, the math is not displayed well (it overlaps).
Is there any known solution for this problem?
]]>The Output of latex code isn′t loading in my learndash quizz. The plugin and the code were working allright but they stop working (in quizzes where the code was working stopped working). It does work in the learndash courses but it doesn′t in the quizzes, I have already checked and unchecked the html option in the aswers settings but i had no result.
]]>Sir I am working on a mathematics community website using the Buddyboss platform and wanted to include latex typeset in forums and feed also. How to do this?
]]>I recently transferred my blog (now hosted by BlueHost) specifically so I could install and use the plugin MathJax. The problem is that it just seems to randomly not compile certain expressions on a number of my older posts. For example:
My comment on October 21, 2018 at 9:42am here doesn’t compile:
https://www.galoisrepresentations.com/2018/10/19/irregular-lifts-part-i/
even though it certainly used to compile with the previous version of LaTeX before I transferred the site and installed MathJax.
Some of the formulas on this post compile but some do not:
https://www.galoisrepresentations.com/2016/03/28/tensor-products/
There are other examples as well (these just chosen randomly because I happened to bring them up)
I have ticked “Use wp-latex syntax” in the settings of Mathjax to “allows use of the $latex$ syntax”. And indeed “most” of my older LaTeX does work (and looks much better), just not all.
]]>Hi all. We have mathjax on our wordpress site using the plugin but would also like to offer a “download PDF” button on the page which would convert the page to PDF and send it to the browser to save or view.
How can this be done with a MathJax/Wordpress page?
Any partial ideas, even?
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