Michael Friendly

that pesky `$`! This now works: ```` Does the `parse-latex` filter work? ```{=latex} \begin{center} \begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|} \hline % after \\: \hline or \cline{col1-col2} \cline{col3-col4} ... Criterion & Formula & Partial $\eta^2$...

I started this quarto-dev discussion: https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/discussions/10432

OK: Here's the answer. I hope you will use it in your README or other examples. To use `parse-latex` in a Quarto document embed the `{=latex}` chunk in a `:::`...

Some related notes on this: * I was surprised that row/col labels for S now appear by default. They get this from `cov()`. I'm not sure I want bordered matrices...

OK, I wasn't proposing anything in the way of re-design, just making some observations. I can try to work around-- e.g., by explicitly using `\\text{}` when I re-define the colnames...

Hi John Your solution looks nice, but it turns out `\text{\footnotesize{}}` isn't supported by MathJax. I found an online latex editor that allows different rendering engines, https://arachnoid.com/latex/  vs. Codecogs,...

That looks very interesting indeed, but I'll have to study it some more to get a better sense of what can be done with this.

In the examples above, we use `Eqn_newline()`, but also `"\\\\[1.5ex]` where it's desired to add some extra space. Could `Eqn_newline()` gain a `vspace=` argument for this purpose?

Great! Hope you don't mind if I tweak the documentation a bit.

That looks good. Is it the case that `options("quartoEqn")` is `NULL` by default, and presently must be set `TRUE` to use in a quarto doc?