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luca-deltodesco

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LaTeX in HTML - like in this website

MathsIsFun, or anyone else that might know. How or probably more precisely where did you get the scripts i assume its using javascript to convert LaTeX into images like it does here in the forums?

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MathsIsFun

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Re: LaTeX in HTML - like in this website

More complicated ... uses programs on the server. The latex is formatted, passed to a latex routine, the results go to a "create gif" routine, then some cleanup. Took me days to get it working.

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luca-deltodesco

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Re: LaTeX in HTML - like in this website

ah i see ok, i dont have the capabilities to to do it like that then, i guess im making my own one ^^

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MathsIsFun

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Re: LaTeX in HTML - like in this website

If I can be any help, let me know.

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Ricky

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Re: LaTeX in HTML - like in this website

Alternate solution I found a while back: htex

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luca-deltodesco

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Re: LaTeX in HTML - like in this website

ah that looks good Ricky, when i get to do whatever it is im going to do with this, ill be sure to try that out ^^

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