Van Abel

@lastala The bug has been fixed. Please update to version 2.6.2 and test it. Feel free to share any feedback or report issues you encounter.

Sorry for the bug here! Please update to 2.6.1 and welcome to feedback if you find any other issue.

How about $\mathbf{R}$? I think that $\mathbb{R}$ don’t have a bold version (as it is in TeX).

Apologies for the delay. It appears that MathJax supports certain mathematical fonts—not including Cambria Math, which is a commercial font of Microsoft Word—such as those listed at https://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/output/fonts.html.

Here is an example configuration for the latex2html settings; hopefully, it will function correctly (though I haven’t tested it):

MathJax.Hub.Config({
    TeX: {
      extensions: ["autoload-all.js"],
      Macros: {
        RR: "{\\mathbb{R}}"
      },
      equationNumbers: { autoNumber: "AMS" },
      TagSide: "right",
      TagIndent: ".8em",
      MultLineWidth: "85%",
      font: "firas"
    }
  });

Hi Dave,

Thank you so much for your kind words and your interest in contributing to Latex2HTML! I’m glad to hear you’ve been exploring the plugin’s code, and I’d be more than happy to welcome any contributions you come up with. This is a free plugin, and contributions from users like you help keep it evolving and improving for everyone.

Regarding the recent plugin removal, I wanted to reassure you that I’ve already addressed the identified security concerns and submitted an updated version for review. The issue was related to a potential vulnerability, but I’ve patched it and taken steps to enhance overall security. Once the review is complete, the plugin will be available for download again.

Please feel free to reach out with any ideas or contributions, and thanks again for your support!

Abel

That’s easy, just check you theme’s font and add it to the class .latex_section, e.g.
.latex_section {
font-size: 16pt;
font-family: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
font-weight: 400;
font-variant: normal; /* Ensures normal letter casing */
}

You can do it at the LaTeX2HTML Plugin setting page, which has a css setting block, and add

.latex-section {
font-size: 2em;
}

which should work.

Since the plugin interprets % ?as a comment indicator in LaTeX, it is recommended to use?& #37; (no space between & and #)?when you need to include a percent sign in your content. Additionally, it’s advisable to use a plain text editor for LaTeX instead of a block editor to avoid any formatting issues.

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Please try to choose one cdn from the list:
https://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/web/start.html#cdn-list

I am sorry that I can’t help, since in my test. It work as expected in the mobile and desktop mode.

This is fixed with new version 2.5.4, please check it and feedback.

1. of course it possible to use CommonHtml instead of SVG, just replace the url of MathJax?CDN.
2. I don’t think we need to change the MathJax?configuration field
3. The plugin will automatically detect the use of math formulas, and load MathJax automatically. But if you mean load the plugin based on math formulas automatically, then it is not possible.
4. Please test the plugin with default theme, see if there any breaks. It may be a bug of plugin, in that case, please feedback to me. Otherwise, please feedback to the author of theme.

Fixed with new updates. Please test the new version 2.5.1.

@rbsantiago I have received your email couple of months ago and another one recently. However, each replay to you have been rejected by your email server, I don’t know how to contact with you!!

I am glad to hear that you have some improvement on the plugin. I have set a project on GitHub of this plugin and you can fork, clone, push the repository, which can be accessed via https://github.com/vanabel/LaTeX2HTML

Sorry for the delay. As LaTeX, just put an empty line will generate new line. The following code work for me (however, the \newline and so on command is not supported on the current version of LaTeX2HTML):

\section{Dispersion curve equation} 
Lamb wave is a kind of elastic guide wave, its properties and dispersion curve equation can be found in any solid acoustic book. I'll introduce the equation briefly.

The dispersion curve equation can be wrote as:

\begin{equation}\label{eq 1}
\frac{\tan ({k_t}b/2)}{\tan ({k_l}b/2)} = - {\left[ {\frac{4{k^2}{k_l}{k_s}}{(k_s^2 - {k^2})^2}} \right]^{ \pm 1}}
\end{equation}

$+$ and $-$ correspond to symmetry mode and antisymmetry mode, respectively.

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