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Anki also supports Mathjax natively, so you can put the latex-ish code between a \(\) or \[\] and you don't need the image file step.
by sbmassey 8y ago
Anki also supports Mathjax natively, so you can put the latex-ish code between a \(\) or \[\] and you don't need the image file step.
- philip-b 8y agoI think it doesn't work in Android version
- jammygit 8y agoI write my cards on Linux, review on Linux and android. The latex support is definitely helpful, but yeah, you need to 'render' it on desktop to get the images
- jw_mc 8y agoI have this at the bottom of my card templates. Works on desktop and Android: https://pastebin.com/uqUrJBdZ https://pastebin.com/uqUrJBdZ