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I’m convinced there is a reasonable way to do browser rendering of LaTeX. I’ve seen interactive LaTeX IDE webpges before and even wiki modules that allow for a

• iudqnolq 7y ago
  The ones I've seen either render LaTeX math using something like MathJax or send your code to a LaTeX process on a server and then display the results as a PDF. The dumb but tempting bit is using LaTeX to render the entire page without the browser PDF viewer. You can export LaTeX to HTML, for example, but that gives up control of a lot of rendering, including kerning of non-math text.
• pedrocr 7y ago
  The LaTeX algorithm isn't general enough to use automatically. It will often return an error for you to manually fix if the spacing required creates ugly results such as the ones complained about in this page.