Nice Christmas gift: MathJax in Markdown on Codeberg.
https://codeberg.org/harald/Codeschnipselnotizen/src/branch/main/MathJaxTryout.md
**Except:** when I look at the page's HTML code, there is no MathJax. There is katex, which seems to do something similar. 🙂
Anyway, as long as a (La)TeX manual or the amsldoc https://texdoc.org/serve/amsldoc/0 suffices to get the math typed, all is fine :-)
(I am sure that not long ago I saw an open issue discussing MathJax in Markdown. Can't find it anymore.)
The link below is an exercise of #amsmath features, and a test for their compatibility with #orgmode export to #html. It mainly reproduces the User Guide 2.1, connected to the latex package #amsmath, rev. 2019-10-14.
Issues related to the collaboration of #orgmode, #latex, and #mathjax are addressed in the text. I'm planning to separate these parts from the mathematical content.
Request for comments:
AmsMath Guide in Org — (https://pjs64.netlify.app/2205/06.html)
an exercise of #amsmath features, and a test for their compatibility with #orgmode export to HTML, tested with #mathjax. Compare to the PDF version compiled by #latex.
Hidden blog entry, which mainly reproduces the User Guide 2.1, connected to the latex package amsmath, rev. 2019-10-14. The blog version 2022-08-08 gets sparse beginning with the Section Operator names.
Harald
Pj