I found that the community plugin library has a katex math formula plugin, but it only allows you to enter the full latex formula, instead of generating the full latex formula according to the simplified version, I have recently recorded a lot of advanced math tid, the complex traditional latex form…

There is an ascii maths plugin which works with the katex one. [image] AsciiMath plugin for KaTeX Plugins After recently posting about problems with the MathJax plugin after upgrading to TiddlyWiki 5.3.0, I was asked “why don’t you use KaTeX”? The answer had …

If we could integrate this in tiddlywiki it would be much more useful to occasional users. Other non derivative forms would be nice, eg simple sin(sqrt(e^x+a)/2) resulting in [Snag_144f1b50] I am a non-mathematician sadly, but I do touch on it a little.

Thank you so much for the AsciiMath solution, it made my eyes shine. What is the relationship between AsciiMath and mathjax? I saw mathjax when I was browsing the plugin library before, and after reading the readme file, I didn’t know how it worked, I tried to learn the rules of running directly in …

You look like a contemplative philosopher.

Happy to help. As to the rest of your reply… No idea :slight_smile:

Thanks again, why do i feel like you know so much about IT technology, no matter how many times I searched in Bing search, I couldn’t find this perfect answer, maybe it came out of a paper?

Everything went smoothly There is a small problem with how to reparse to katex/latex via asciimath rendering formula [无标题]

If you only want fractions there are other ways such as discussed here Pretty fractions - #9 by TW_Tones

Thank you for the solution for this I was thinking maybe I would need to copy the asciimath code as latex/katex/mathml/openmath/SimpleMath/ Asymptote and other mathematical coding formats,The current situation of this scheme is suitable for my own note-taking,The plug-in it only supports copying as…

How to simplify the input of latex syntax and embed this functionality into a TID

Ste_W March 30, 2024, 8:10pm 3

There is an ascii maths plugin which works with the katex one.

I also use mathcha.io to quickly do latex formulas. It has a really good auto complete.