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One example: in my static blog I provide very nice maths using MathJax, but I also provide fallback PNG renders of the formulae. The small JS my blog has, it re

by pvdebbe 10y ago

One example: in my static blog I provide very nice maths using MathJax, but I also provide fallback PNG renders of the formulae. The small JS my blog has, it reads these pictures' alt texts and renders the latex if found. This stuff is not rocket science, people just don't want to spend time on this kind of stuff.

kuschku 10y ago
You might want to switch to katex instead - and katex can also be run on the server to return HTML directly.
- pvdebbe 10y ago
  KaTeX looks very good, but currently I let org-mode do the backend lifting for me. Maybe if I rewrite my blog engine once again... ;-)
  - kuschku 10y ago
    At least use it on the client then – it’s a lot faster than MathJax :)