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LFAQ less frequently asked questions
The MathJax FAQ answers many basic questions about MathJax.
The MathJax User Group is the right place to ask further questions.
On this page we collect some of useful threads from the Mathjax User Group.
Contents
- Can I use MathJax with my Javascript program?
- Can I access the MathML code generate by a formula programmatically through javascript?
- I modified/created a formula using Javascript but it is not displayed correctly by MathJax. Why?
- How can I configure a local fallback for the CDN?
- Are there any fundamental differences between MathJax TeX input and TeX/LaTeX?
- How do I show MathJax menu on double-click?
- How do I re-size text when the browser falls back to image fonts?
Yes, but MathJax performs much of its activity asynchronously so be sure to synchronize your code with MathJax. See also these examples
Yes, see this thread for an example, but again keep in mind that MathJax performs much its activity asynchronoulsy.
MathJax processes the formulas when the page is loaded but you must ask MathJax to reprocess the formulas that are modified/created later. See Modifying Math on the Page See also these examples
You might want to read this thread
<script src="http://cdn.mathjax.org/mathjax/latest/MathJax.js?config=TeX-AMS_HTML"></script> <script>window.MathJax || document.write('<script type="text/x-mathjax-config">MathJax.Hub.Config({"HTML-CSS":{imageFont:null }});<\/script> <script src="<<PATH_TO_YOUR_LOCAL_MATHJAX>>MathJax.js?config=TeX-AMS_HTML-full"><\/ script>')</script>
There aren't many, but here's one discussion .
Examples:
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\sqrt\frac{3}{4}
doesn't work. Enclosing the argument in curly braces works\sqrt{\frac{3}{4}}
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\hat \mathbf u
works in article, not in amsart (or MathJax) --\hat{\mathbf u}
works in amsart and MathJax.
Here's a thread discussing it and here's code that might help you get started.
See this thread but note that there are very few reasons why your browser might fall back to image fonts for rendering -- be sure to check the FAQ