How to Display Math and Code on Your Site

7 pointseglover11y ago4 comments

I've written a couple tutorials on MathJax and Google Prettify for putting LaTeX and syntax highlighted code on your site.

Displaying Math: http://ethanglover.biz/blog/how-to-display-math-equations.php

Displaying Code: http://ethanglover.biz/blog/how-to-display-code-on-site.php

(Bonus) Creating Static Headers and Footers: http://ethanglover.biz/blog/how-to-create-static-header-footer.php

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zachlatta11y ago· 1 in thread

What's the reasoning for making this a text post instead of submitting the URLs directly?

egloverOP11y ago

Because it's three links, not one.

randy8611y ago· 1 in thread

Thanks. I already use MathJax and it is good. Is there an equivalent to MathJax for mathematical charts (e.g. y = f(x) rather than a random scatter) and/or for plane geometry (e.g. calculate angle A in the shown triangle etc.)?

egloverOP11y ago

MathJax has something called "JSXGraph" that I've never used. Looking at it, it might take some getting used to, but doesn't seem too bad.

http://www.onemathematicalcat.org/JSXGraphDocs/JSXGraphDocs....

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