“This support allows us to continue to grow MathJax’s features in version 3.” “We really appreciate the support provided by Typora,” said Davide Cervone, the lead developer for MathJax. We really appreciate MathJax team’s great work to bring math functionalities to our product, as well as to many other websites and products.” “With MathJax, we were able to allow our users to create STEM contents in simple Markdown format, right inside our editor, smoothly and efficiently. “MathJax supports mathematical formulae rendering without complex setups, it just works, and it works quite well,” remarked the developer behind Typora. It is a good choice if you are looking for an app for writing your documents, blogs, or academic notes. Typora also offers many advanced features, such as math expressions powered by MathJax. Unlike some other editors, it offers a seamless experience between writing and reading, by providing an inline preview function. Typora is a minimal Markdown editor built by the team of appmakes.io, which recently ended its long-term beta and now offers stable releases. MathJax today announced that Typora is joining its sponsorship program as * WYSIWYG: this is the main missing piece, my strategy is to just run my mdnotes application next to my text editor.Typora becomes a MathJax Supporter January 7, 2022 * rich formatting beyond markdown: mdbook supports inline html/js as it's based on commonmark * customizable themes: you can completely overwrite the wrapping html and CSS * math support: potentially this feature. * bidirectional: definitely could be a plugin
I believe with plugins you can meet most of the requirements you have: I'm also working on a better renderer instead of just running the mdbook server all the time:
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The plugin system is super easy to use and you don't need to code everything in rust. Fix cursor when typing inside styled links. Typora supports rendering normal mathematics using Tex/LaTeX syntax. FWIW, one of Typora Markdown editors strength is that it can import / export docx files in the GUI by calling pandoc. Typora stable release channel 1.5.11 Fix image layout on macOS 13.3 1.5.10 macOSdmgWindows (64bit)exeWindows (32bit)exeWindows (ARM)exe Linux (64bit)debLinux (64bit)tarLinux (ARM)debLinux (ARM)tar Fix selection range after insert image.
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* setting up sections to only render locally and not get published: How to write summation in latex Math Index. I back everything up in a private git repo and then use various plugins built on top of mdbook to get all the functionality I want:
I felt the same way so have switched completely to taking nodes using To the Obsidian team: Please add inline math support and consider WYSWIG! At the moment, the only thing that comes close is a Chrome tab with signMode="on". I'd really like to be able to replace all three with a single tool. My current workflow for notetaking uses a pretty suboptimal combination of Overleaf, Typora, and OneNote. because some apps are soooo close to what I need, but they're closed-source so I'm powerless to make the small improvements I need. * OneNote (just let me write $\LaTeX$ math!) Tools I've tried that come close but aren't quite good enough: * WYSIWYG (crucial for documents with tons of math and rich formatting as above) including wysiwyg editing of tables Math and Academic Functions - Typora Support. wrap content in tags with custom formatting-useful for e.g. Mathematical Notes With Obsidian Prepending an equation with two begins a new line and centers the. * support for both inline and display math
I've been looking for a new notetaking / PKM / Markdown app recently, but unfortunately all apps out there fall short in at least one of the following criteria: This looks great! Good timing too, since Roam has recently closed its doors to new signups.
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