MathJax not rendered in exported static HTML

[mdAshford]

MathJax is not rendered in exported Static HTML.

This gist contains the Pluto notebook and its static html export.
https://gist.github.com/mdAshford/2a7debbe3b022b88146cdc7d150cfa8f

I'm running Pluto.jl v0.18.2

The offending code in the exported html appears to be in the script tag where MathJax is loaded. (line 56 in the gist).
Changing not-the-src-yet="https://cdn... to src="https://cdn... solves the problem.

<!-- This script will be enabled by JS after the notebook has initialized to prevent taking up bandwidth during the initial load. -->
<script type="text/javascript" id="MathJax-script" not-the-src-yet="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/mathjax@3.1.2/es5/tex-svg-full.js" async></script>

Thanks for a great platform!

[Pangoraw]

@fonsp I don't really know how to test locally but the issue is that the setup_mathjax is not called for static exports anymore because there is only one component render. A possible fix is calling setup_mathjax in the constructor for static previews: 251af10

[likanzhan]

Same issue being encountered.

[rgouveiamendes]

I think this problem came back. You can check it here: https://rgouveiamendes.org/teaching/iscte-iul/econometrics-i/notebooks/Capitulo01

The browser tells me the following:

[fonsp]

It seems to work on my computer! Did you update the notebook since you posted your comment?

[rgouveiamendes]

I am not sure if I have understood your question. Do you mean if I refreshed the page? Yes, I did in both Firefox and Brave. with the same results and the same errors printed in the browser console log.

EDIT: If you are asking if I made any changes to the Notebook in the meantime, no I did not.

[rgouveiamendes]

To make it totally clear: the problem is with the static HTML version of the Notebook. The active version renders the math perfectly. This thread in discourse https://discourse.julialang.org/t/math-not-displaying-properly-in-static-html-pluto-notebook/109790/4 has a user with a Mac experiencing the same problem. It seems that using PlutoPlotly.jl fixes the problem because, as far as I understand (which is not very far...), it forces Matjax to run locally.

[fonsp]

Thanks! @rgouveiamendes in the future, be sure to crosslink when you make the same post in two places, otherwise you might cause the community to spend double work to help you. I will close this thread