Hi Bob,
i have it installed and already used it to do simple inline equations but
take for example the matrix environment. Under latex i would do something
like
\begin{matrix}
\alpha& \beta\\
\gamma& \delta
\end{matrix}
But how would the syntax in Katex look like? Should i do
$$
\matrix
\alpha& \beta\\
\gamma& \delta
\matrix
$$
Or is it exactly like Latex
$$
\begin{matrix}
\alpha& \beta\\
\gamma& \delta
\end{matrix}
$$
I miss information on that detail on the page with the supported functions,
Kind regards,
KB
On Sunday, February 12, 2017 at 10:37:20 AM UTC+1, Bob Flandard wrote:
>
>
> Hi KB,
>
> It sounds like you haven't installed the KaTeX plugin. Go to Control Panel
> -> Plugins -> Get More Plugins
>
> Once installed it works exactly as shown in the second link, using any of
> the subset of LaTeX shown in the first link.
>
> Display style equations are delimited by
>
> $$
> LaTeX here...
> $$
>
> and inline equations would be $$LaTeX here$$
>
> It's pretty nifty and looks like magic the first time you see beautiful
> equations rendered in your wiki, that don't require internet connection to
> see them.
>
> Regards, Bob
>
>
>
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