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May I know why you closed this ? I was about to ask the same thing. |
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I realized that Fluxer does have KaTeX its just different syntax |
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Really ? What is it ? |
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It's a codeblock (3 backticks) with the language code |
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The only thing I don't like about the way fluxer did this is that it doesn't support inline latex without a codeblock, so I will reopen the issue and edit it for that. |
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Problem
Currently the Fluxer Markdown renderer doesn't seam to support latex inlined in text blocks (only supports in math blocks).
Proposed solution
Adding support for latex within text without a code block, possibly using the
$$(inline) and$$$$(block) syntax which I've found is more common.Edit: I narrowed the scope of this PR to only include new latex syntax since I'm sure theres plenty of PRs for tables.
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