#4714: use easy/load.js when loading jsmath
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 Reporter:  jason          |       Owner:  tba       
     Type:  defect         |      Status:  new       
 Priority:  major          |   Milestone:  sage-4.1.1
Component:  documentation  |    Keywords:            
 Reviewer:                 |      Author:            
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Comment(by mpatel):

 The latest patch at #6614 tells Sphinx to copy jsMath directly from
 `javascript_local` to `doc/output/html/en/*/_static`.  In particular, it
 does this ''before'' it copies the files in `doc/common/static`.  How
 about putting a custom `easy/load.js` there?

 If we're not adding new doc macros frequently, we could just paste them
 from `latex_macros.py`.  Or we might add an option to `sage -docbuild` to
 regenerate `load.js` on demand (cf. #6187).  If we overwrite the file
 during ''every'' build, we may need to synchronize access from multiple
 Sphinx processes (cf. #6255).

 (Note: Sphinx 0.6.2 supports HTML themes, including
 [http://sphinx.pocoo.org/theming.html#static-templates static templates].
 It's tempting to create a template `static/easy/load.js_t`.  However,
 Sphinx does not process user templates in `static`'s ''subdirectories''.)

 On the notebook:  I believe we can move nearly all jsMath directives from
 `notebook.py` to a custom `javascript_local/jsmath/easy/load.js` that's
 overwritten on notebook start-up.  Perhaps in `twist.py`?

 I'd really like to get moving on this, provided there's agreement.  Of
 course, we can split this into two tickets, [at least] one each for the
 docs and notebook.  Thoughts?

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