Math rendering engine - Page 4

mfgoode · 2006-03-06, 06:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by xilman

Excellent!

I've long wanted to be able to use $\TeX$ formatting.

Paul

Mike you are a genius! Excellent work!

Please keep it up as its good to know that we can do it!
Mally

Damian · 2006-04-03, 14:08

Have anyone seen this: https://sourceforge.net/projects/asciimathml/ ?
It lets you type Tex formulas, and it parses it to MathML, so the server doesnt need to do anything, it would be cool to have it in the forum too

AntonVrba · 2006-09-20, 09:10

This is such a useful reference for teX anti-talents like myself - by making this thread sticky it is easily referenced and available to newcomers.

Thanks in anticipation

Xyzzy · 2007-02-21, 09:45

We recompiled Mimetex today to take advantage of some new features. We have no idea what these features are, but you can read about them here:

http://www.forkosh.com/mimetexchangelog.html

Our version was very old.

We've also enabled caching again.

Raman · 2009-12-23, 19:53

Can someone help me up to render up this matrix on their PC please?

Code:

Thanks

Raman · 2009-12-23, 21:20

All by using the mimetex math renderer only
Beautiful matrices
Please have a look up at the recently rendered up expressions at
HERE
They are all wonderful magic squares, generated up, only by now itself.
Right? Lovely man! Indeed, Really.

ccorn · 2010-06-13, 12:52

Would it be possible to vertically center the inline images of the TeX snippets? Compare $\left(\frac{a}{p}\right)$ with

; the smilie fits nice.

Xyzzy · 2010-06-17, 05:22

We have attempted to adjust the style sheet to accommodate your request.

Most likely we have broken something critical somewhere.

Maybe if you see a whacked out math formula image let us know?

Mini-Geek · 2010-06-17, 14:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xyzzy

We have attempted to adjust the style sheet to accommodate your request.

Most likely we have broken something critical somewhere.

Maybe if you see a whacked out math formula image let us know?

Did you add the '<span style="vertical-align: bottom;">' around those images? It looks the same to me in Chrome (5.0.375.70), but in Firefox (3.6.3) it does look good.

Something to do instead that works in both Chrome and Firefox (and should work anywhere) is to make it align like the smilies are made to align: use the "inlineimg" class to the img tag, which adds the "vertical-align: middle;" style.

ccorn · 2010-06-17, 15:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xyzzy

We have attempted to adjust the style sheet to accommodate your request.

Most likely we have broken something critical somewhere.

Maybe if you see a whacked out math formula image let us know?

In Firefox 3.0.6, the height of rendered TeX snippets now seems to get ignored, with the consequence that formulae with large height such as $v = \left(\begin{array}1\\2\\3\\\end{array}\right)$ overwrite adjacent lines. That change should be reverted.
In Safari 4.0.5, the renderings are bottom-aligned as before, and do not lose height information. Hence no visible change.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mini-Geek

Did you add the '<span style="vertical-align: bottom;">' around those images? It looks the same to me in Chrome (5.0.375.70), but in Firefox (3.6.3) it does look good.

Something to do instead that works in both Chrome and Firefox (and should work anywhere) is to make it align like the smilies are made to align: use the "inlineimg" class to the img tag, which adds the "vertical-align: middle;" style.

Sounds good.

Xyzzy · 2010-06-17, 16:47

Quote:

Something to do instead that works in both Chrome and Firefox (and should work anywhere) is to make it align like the smilies are made to align: use the "inlineimg" class to the img tag, which adds the "vertical-align: middle;" style.

We have implemented this solution. How does it look to you all?

2009-12-23, 21:20	#39
Raman Noodles "Mr. Tuch" Dec 2007 Chennai, India 3·419 Posts	All by using the mimetex math renderer only Beautiful matrices Please have a look up at the recently rendered up expressions at HERE They are all wonderful magic squares, generated up, only by now itself. Right? Lovely man! Indeed, Really. Last fiddled with by Raman on 2009-12-23 at 21:22 Reason: To fix up the link locations, only, by now itself

2010-06-13, 12:52	#40
ccorn Apr 2010 2·3·5² Posts	Vertical positioning Would it be possible to vertically center the inline images of the TeX snippets? Compare $\left(\frac{a}{p}\right)$ with ; the smilie fits nice.

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2006-04-03, 14:08	#35
Damian May 2005 Argentina 2·3·31 Posts	Have anyone seen this: https://sourceforge.net/projects/asciimathml/ ? It lets you type Tex formulas, and it parses it to MathML, so the server doesnt need to do anything, it would be cool to have it in the forum too

2006-09-20, 09:10	#36
AntonVrba Jun 2005 2·7² Posts	This is such a useful reference for teX anti-talents like myself - by making this thread sticky it is easily referenced and available to newcomers. Thanks in anticipation

2007-02-21, 09:45	#37
Xyzzy "Mike" Aug 2002 3×2,741 Posts	We recompiled Mimetex today to take advantage of some new features. We have no idea what these features are, but you can read about them here: http://www.forkosh.com/mimetexchangelog.html Our version was very old. We've also enabled caching again.

2010-06-17, 05:22	#41
Xyzzy "Mike" Aug 2002 3×2,741 Posts	We have attempted to adjust the style sheet to accommodate your request. Most likely we have broken something critical somewhere. Maybe if you see a whacked out math formula image let us know?