Wim, What's happening is that Textile (or rather, RedCloth) is parsing the math before jsmath gets a chance to do it's thing. I use Markdown, which has backslash escapes. So, for example, if I want:
$rb_k + b_e > c$ I need $rb\_k + b\_e > c$ instead. Markdown will take out the backslashes, leaving the original equation for jsmath to parse. I'm not sure how to escape properly in Textile. While there's a <notextile> tag, it converts things like carats and equal signs into HTML entities, so it's no-go for jsmath. On 9/3/06, Wim van Dam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm having troubles writing exponents using instiki and jsmath. Even a > simple equation like $2^4=4^2$ produces something wrong where the '4=4' > part gets raised and the second '2' is lowered. The HTML that is > produced does indeed say: <p>$2<sup>4=4</sup>2$</p>. > All other more complicated LaTeX instruction work fine, so it seems > something specific to the $x^y$ code and how it apparently gets confused > for the ^superscript^ command in plain text. > > Any pointers how I can avoid this problem? -- mark larios <http://raysend.com/mark/> _______________________________________________ Instiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/instiki-users
