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It's possible to support both options. Alternately, in theory I don't see why the math couldn't be rendered on the server, although I don't think MathJax can c

by comex 13y ago

It's possible to support both options. Alternately, in theory I don't see why the math couldn't be rendered on the server, although I don't think MathJax can currently do this.

jaredsohn 13y ago
Similar to this (but with a different syntax)? http://www.quicklatex.com/ http://www.quicklatex.com/
- comex 13y ago
  This appears to render to an image, which has the problems I mentioned. MathJax renders to HTML.