AMmathjax
What it does?
This recipe permits use to use the fantastic and easy notation of ASCII Math (see http://asciimath.org ) for writing math formulas in your pmwiki!
It uses automatically always the last version of MathJax!
Description
Embed math in wiki pages easily using ASCII MATH.
Installation
- Download AMmathjax7.phpΔ into the
cookbook/directory.- For older versions of PHP (5.2?), you may need AMmathjax.phpΔ
- Add the following line to a local customization file:
include_once("$FarmD/cookbook/AMmathjax.php");
Usage
Enclose your math between {$ and $} symbols, example:
{$ x_(1,2)=(-b+-sqrt(b^2 - 4a c))/(2a) $}
In edit mode a button should appear to automatically add {$ $} symbols
Example
See this page: http://www.maxvessi.net/pmwiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.AMmathjaxPmWikiExample This is a screenshot:
See also
- Cookbook /
- ASCIIMath Display MathML rendered ascii formula into PmWiki 2.x pages (Stable)
- Formula Lightweight rendering of mathematical formulas in wiki pages (Beta)
- FractionsPlus Adds simple markup to write fractions. (Maintained)
- JsMath Add markup to display and embed mathematical formulas in wiki pages using TeX. (Obsolete - use MathJax)
- LaTeXMathJax MathJax support for PmWiki (stable)
- LaTeXMathML Translating LaTeX math notation dynamically to Presentation MathML (Stable)
- LinuxTex Enable TeX markup
- LuaExecute Lets Lua scripts dynamically generate parts of your wiki page (Beta)
- MathJax Add markup to embed math using TeX syntax. (Stable)
- Mathtex Add markup to display and embed several lines of mathematical formulas in wiki pages (testing)
- MimeTeX Add markup to display and embed mathematical formulas in wiki pages (Stable)
- SageCell This allows you to embed an interactive SageCell into your webpage. Sage is an open source alternative to MathLab, Mathematica, and Maple. (Stable)
- SimpleJsMath Notes on modifying the jsMath for a skin (not a complete recipe)
- TrueLatex Enables interpretation and rendering of real LaTeX markups in PmWiki. Support for XeLaTex included in v1.8. (Working perfectly. Very simple to use, customizable and comes with lots of options.)
Comments
See discussion at AMmathjax-Talk
FAQ
May I improve code?
YES, you can!
Is PHP 5.5 supported?
Yes, it is.
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