Royi
Royi
@aardappel , Any chance for a mode which doesn't use registry for setup but the local installation folder? I would even consider a @PortableApps flavor. It will increase exposure considerably.
Could we have an official `zip` file generated for each release? With that flag we basically have a portable version.
@jebeaudoin , How do you integrate MarkWhen with Obsidian?
Hi, Please don't move to Katex. We want full support in the {align} environment. Or to the least allow the user to toggle between MathJax and Katex. Thank You.
Hi, Here is a sample which code works using StackEdit: ``` \begin{align} 20 * 40 & = \left( 30 - 10 \right ) \left( 30 + 10 \right ) \\...
By the way, I think the right way would be having a choice in the settings whether to use KaTeX or MathJax.
But KaTeX supports only subset of the Feature MathJax can support. some of those are very important to display math correctly. Please allow both of them. No need to worry...
I agree it is promising. But how hard would it be to support both of them and let the user chose which to use? You know what, even having MathJax...
@retsyo , MathJaX can easily handle that. It can handle any Math string that LaTeX can handle. KaTeX is a bit more limiting with its capabilities (Yet still very good).
It can also be achieved in MathJaX: ``` MathJax.Hub.Config({ tex2jax: {inlineMath: [['$','$'], ['\\(','\\)']]} }); ``` What really needed is making difference between Inline Math and Display Math.