It required the actual dns name, and MathJax.js as the filename: http://ec2-[…].compute-1.amazonaws.com/wp-content/plugins/mathjax-latex/MathJax/MathJax.js Requiring the dns name is unfortunate since that changes each time if I stop and later reactivate the VM.
The Mathjax plugin provides a filter named mathjax_config that can be used to add config parameters, something similar to this should do the trick: add_filter( ‘mathjax_config’, function() { return [‘Tex’ => [ ‘extensions’=> [ ‘path/to/mchem.js’] ] ]; }); In the event you’d like to remove dependency on the plugin, you’ll need to enqueue the mathjax … Read more
You can tell wp-Typography to not process the code inside certain elements — go to Settings » wp-Typography in your site’s backend and add the appropriate items to the appropriate areas. If you’re not sure what the appropriate items are, have a look at the source of one of the pages where you’ve got some … Read more
Is there any better way to write math in latex other than $latex **$
Either do not use any linebreaks in the LaTeX code, or (what should be preferred) add the following to your functions.php file: remove_filter(‘HOPEFULLY-THERE-IS-A-FITTING-FILTER-IN-THE-SHORTCODE-FUNCTION’, ‘wpautop’); Iff there is such a filter, though.
The simplest way for everyone involved is probably using MathJax, if I’m not mistaken, this is also used on the Math StackExchange sites. Searching the WordPress Plugin Repository I found MathJax-LaTeX and Simple Mathjax as well as other plugins. Try those out, read the reviews, etc. and decide which to use on the site. The … Read more
Making Mathjax dynamic so it renders input without page refresh
WPTeX allows you to convert your WordPress blog to a LaTeX document. If it does not already contain support for inline LaTeX, it should be really easy to add it.
You cant call a shortcode inside a shortcode they do not automatically nest, you need to use do_shortcode($content) like this (i am assuming the name of your shortcode): function alert_shortcode( $atts, $content = null ) { return ‘<div class=”alert alert-‘ . $atts[‘type’] . ‘” role=”alert”><p class=”alert-title”>’ . $atts[‘title’] . ‘</p>’ . do_shortcode($content) . ‘</div>’; }
If you’re using any (non site-specific, custom made) theme without a child theme, then you shouldn’t modify the original theme files in any way. As any modifications will get wiped out the next time you update your theme. If you’re using a child theme, you could copy the header.php file from your parent theme to … Read more