Equations on websites
May. 23rd, 2016 05:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mtbcAt work our group is represented publicly online through Twitter, Facebook, mailing lists, web forums, etc., and a blog. Recently I have been working on blog entries. I finished one blog entry off today and drafted another on the geometry I had been working on. Wanting to represent matrix algebra in the latter I wondered how best to achieve that.
We use Jekyll to build our blog with kramdown as the markdown syntax. After some experimentation a pleasant discovery has been that I can include MathML in the blog entry and MathJax, a JavaScript library, appears to do a great job of causing it to display well even if the browser does not actually support MathML.
We use Jekyll to build our blog with kramdown as the markdown syntax. After some experimentation a pleasant discovery has been that I can include MathML in the blog entry and MathJax, a JavaScript library, appears to do a great job of causing it to display well even if the browser does not actually support MathML.
