mathjax

问题 I'm trying to use MathJax as part of our web application which uses pretty strict Content Security Policy (CSP). The problem is that MathJax is coded to use eval() [to be exact, in form of Function() ] which is not considered safe by default by CSP. I'm using following CSP header currently: X-Content-Security-Policy: allow 'self'; img-src *; media-src *; frame-src *; font-src *; frame-ancestors 'none'; style-src *; report-uri '/:save-csp-violation'; Which causes MathJax 2.0 code to fail

问题 I have some html files including mathjax commands. I would like to translate it into php extra markdown using pandoc. The problem is that pandoc add "\" before all math commands. For example \begin{equation} \$ x\^2 etc Do you know how to avoid that with pandoc ? I think a related question is this one : How to convert HTML with mathjax into latex using pandoc? 回答1: You can write a short Haskell program unescape.hs: -- Disable backslash escaping of special characters when writing strings to

问题 Using withMathJax , I would like to render a table with rownames with some math expressions. Here is a basic example: library(shiny) ui <- fluidPage( titlePanel("Hello Shiny!"), mainPanel(withMathJax(), tableOutput(outputId = "table")) ) server <- function(input, output) { output$table <- renderTable({ x <- rnorm(2) y <- rnorm(2, 1) tab <- data.frame(x = x, y = y) withMathJax() rownames(tab) <- c("\\(\\alpha\\)", "\\(\\beta\\)") tab }, include.rownames = T, include.colnames = T) } shinyApp(ui

问题 I am a relatively new IPython Notebook user and I am using IPython 3.2.1. So upfront, my apologies if I did not read some documentation carefully! I am trying to typeset some LaTeX in my Notebook intended for a presentation. I tried to utilize MathJax capabilities better than what's (supposedly) available by default and so tried incorporating other extensions that come with MathJax explicitly. In particular, I tried getting my IPython Notebook to load AMScd.js, AMSsymbols.js and unicode.js

问题 I am a relatively new IPython Notebook user and I am using IPython 3.2.1. So upfront, my apologies if I did not read some documentation carefully! I am trying to typeset some LaTeX in my Notebook intended for a presentation. I tried to utilize MathJax capabilities better than what's (supposedly) available by default and so tried incorporating other extensions that come with MathJax explicitly. In particular, I tried getting my IPython Notebook to load AMScd.js, AMSsymbols.js and unicode.js

问题 A little context on my problem. I am updating the MathML in this div that is currently displaying HTML. When I load the page the first time, if runs the MathJax script and displays all the MathML perfectly. When I click "Preview Changes", a button that takes the current changes made in a text area and displays them on the preview div, the MathML disappears. I think problem here is that refreshing the div doesn't trigger the MathJax script. I have tried $.getScript(), and I tried adding a

问题 I'm attempting to include html input fields such as: <input id="txtBox" type="text" size="1" style="text-align: center"> Within mathML equations. When I was originally creating and testing them locally on Firefox everything looked fine (natively renders the content). However, now that I've uploaded it to our site, which uses mathjax 2.01 to render the content I get 'Unknown node type: input' errors everywhere an input box should be. I currently have the boxes wrapped in <annotation> tags as

问题 So in Jekyll and Markdown, I can't type $ or its HTML equivalent code, and not \$ nor $\$$. How should I type the dollar sign? 回答1: To prevent MathJax from using the dollar sign as a delimiter, you can put it in a span, like so: <span>$</span> Alternatively, you can enable processEscapes and then you can use the backslash escape \$ for the dollar sign. 回答2: Enable processEscapes : MathJax.Hub.Config({ tex2jax: { inlineMath: [['$','$'], ['\\(','\\)']], processEscapes: true } }); Then you can

问题 I'd like Mathjax to work on all my github pages (e.g., Markdown displayed on github, issue trackers). I have a lot of files generated from R Markdown that also have equations. While I'd love github to provide optional support for Mathjax, I thought a more realistic aim would be to have some browser plugin that detects that I'm on a github page and automatically runs the mathjax script. Are there any browser plugins for the Chrome browser that automatically run a MathJaX script on specified