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Single $ inline syntax

MathJax-LaTeX · support · 2022-10-29T19:40:00+00:00

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Mike Witt unresolved
I’d like to get inline “single dollar sign” syntax. For a regular web page (non-wordpress) I’d do something like this: MathJax.Hub.Config({ tex2jax: {inlineMath: [['$','$'], ['\\(','\\)']]} }); Is there a way to get this to happen through MathJax-LaTeX? I’d like to amplify this request. I have two WordPress installs (one local “testing” and one live multisite managed from our IT). The “$content$” syntax works fine on the live server, but doesn’t work on my testing server. I’m not sure if it was a functionality that got broken in an update (and the live server is behind) or what – I have tried with and without emabling the “use wp-latex syntax” in the plugin settings (Which says it controls the $latex$ flags) but nothing makes it work on my up-to-date testing server. $$latex$$ display syntax still works.

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amandamusgrove 2022-11-24T18:22:00+00:00

I’d like to amplify this request. I have two WordPress installs (one local “testing” and one live multisite managed from our IT). The “$content$” syntax works fine on the live server, but doesn’t work on my testing server. I’m not sure if it was a functionality that got broken in an update (and the live server is behind) or what – I have tried with and without emabling the “use wp-latex syntax” in the plugin settings (Which says it controls the $latex$ flags) but nothing makes it work on my up-to-date testing server. $$latex$$ display syntax still works.