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Do I have to speak TeX to understand this? What's it with all the dollar signs and periods? I recognize the graphics, though. Iteration paths of a polynomial
by tempodox 8y ago
Do I have to speak TeX to understand this? What's it with all the dollar signs and periods?
I recognize the graphics, though. Iteration paths of a polynomial modulo N graphviz'ed. These seemingly simple constructs don't cease to fascinate me.
- ColinWright 8y agoEdited ... I thought something might have broken, but it's working for me. I don't know how the MathJax works, it might be that you need Javascript turned on. Certainly usually when I'm using Javascript there is no sensible "fall back" for times when it's not available, so it doesn't try. I'm not a front-end person, so I can't do anything more about it now. If someone else can check it out and let me know the best course of action I'd be delighted to hear from them - contact details in my profile. Edited again ... OK, now looking at it from another browser and it is broken. The other browser must have something cached. I'll see if I can get it fixed soon. We apologise for the inconveniece (and incoherence).
- elpres 8y agoThe problem is that your site is served through HTTPS, but the MathJax code is loaded via HTTP, and Chrome/Firefox refuse to load external JavaScript due to mixed content policy. The embedded images also produce a mixed content warning, but are still loaded because they are not a security risk.
- ColinWright 8y agoThanks ... So the link without the https should work, I'll get to fixing the proper site when I can back to my desk. Cheers. Edit: temporary fix in place - working on the rest of the site now 8-(