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Omnimaga => Site Feedback and Questions => Topic started by: Xeda112358 on March 03, 2014, 09:51:19 am
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Hi. Some of you might not know me, but I was wondering if we could have something like [math][/math] / [itex][/itex] / [latex][/latex]-like tags. They make equations look a lot nicer than "237/101-4sqrt(2)/(x+sqrt(2))".
But really, I do like to post in our Math section and some formulas start looking pretty ugly in linear format.
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I would love this feature. How impossible would it be to import something like MathJax (http://www.mathjax.org/)? Some guy seemed to know how to do it. (http://wiki.math.toronto.edu/TorontoMathWiki/index.php/Forum)
Or just pick something that's already designed for SMF2.
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Hi. Some of you might not know me, but I was wondering if we could have something like [math][/math] / [itex][/itex] / [latex][/latex]-like tags. They make equations look a lot nicer than "237/101-4sqrt(2)/(x+sqrt(2))".
But really, I do like to post in our Math section and some formulas start looking pretty ugly in linear format.
Pfft... who wouldn't know Xeda? :P But yea, sounds cool. :D
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I would love this feature. How impossible would it be to import something like MathJax (http://www.mathjax.org/)? Some guy seemed to know how to do it. (http://wiki.math.toronto.edu/TorontoMathWiki/index.php/Forum)
Or just pick something that's already designed for SMF2.
As long as such SMF2 mod isn't filled with security exploits like the arcade and custom BBCode mod were. :P
On the custom BBCode mod, for example, with the Vimeo tags you could insert HTML, Javascript and perhaps even PHP at the end to do some nasty stuff. Thankfully, nothing worse than auto-playing rickrolls were used, though.
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A LaTeX tag? That would be pretty cool, considering many of us often post math formulas.
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Hi. Some of you might not know me, but I was wondering if we could have something like [math][/math] / [itex][/itex] / [latex][/latex]-like tags. They make equations look a lot nicer than "237/101-4sqrt(2)/(x+sqrt(2))".
But really, I do like to post in our Math section and some formulas start looking pretty ugly in linear format.
Pfft... who wouldn't know Xeda? :P But yea, sounds cool. :D
Yeah at first I was scared at her post because I thought some posts from new members got re-assigned to the wrong users. O.O
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LOL yeah I was wondering the same. :P
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MathJax looks useable that would have to be fully determined by eeems though
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MathJax looks useable that would have to be fully determined by eeems though
Cooliojazz is currently working on a Package for this.
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This will be awesome in case I get into a tutorializing mood, so thanks much for considering it!
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##\sqrt{3x-1}+(1+x)^2##
Previewing doesn't work when you re-preview it yet. Cooliojazz is working on a fix.
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Other than that though, you can use [tex]tex code![/tex] to type latex formulas now. For quirks and specifics of what it will and will not handle, check out MathJax as that is what it uses for conversion to MathML/HTML.
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Hi. Some of you might not know me
WHO ARE YOU I DON KNO YOU GO AWAY YOU STRANGER
But seriously now, yeah I agree that prettyprint would make the math section a lot more... pretty.
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Hi. Some of you might not know me
WHO ARE YOU I DON KNO YOU GO AWAY YOU STRANGER
But seriously now, yeah I agree that prettyprint would make the math section a lot more... pretty.
Look at the last couple posts ;)
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Just don't do like TI's mathprint. I would hate to see Omni text take 0.3 seconds per line to show up :P
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Yay, I think I fixed all the issues! So feel free to use the [tex] tag to make all your math look awesome! And as a sample:
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\begin{equation}
\label{xx}
\begin{split}a_{1}& =b+c_{2}-d\\&
\quad +e-f_{5}\\&
=g+h\\&
=
\cfrac{z}{\sqrt{2}+\cfrac{1}{\sqrt{2}+\cfrac{1}{\sqrt{2 + \cfrac{x}{y}}+\dotsb}}}\end{split}
\end
{equation}
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Which was made from
\begin{equation}
\label{xx}
\begin{split}a_{1}& =b+c_{2}-d\\&
\quad +e-f_{5}\\&
=g+h\\&
=
\cfrac{z}{\sqrt{2}+\cfrac{1}{\sqrt{2}+\cfrac{1}{\sqrt{2 + \cfrac{x}{y}}+\dotsb}}}\end{split}
\end
{equation}