WP LaTeX

This plugin uses the WordPress Shortcode Syntax.
Enter your LaTeX code inside of a [latex]...[/latex] shortcode.

[latex]e^{\i \pi} + 1 = 0[/latex]

You may alternatively use the following equivalent syntax reminiscent of LaTeX’s inline
math mode syntax.

$latex e^{\i \pi} + 1 = 0$

That is, if you would have written $some-code$ in a LaTeX document, just
write $latex some-code$ in your WordPress post.

For the curious, the shortcode syntax is slightly faster for WordPress to process, but the
inline syntax is a little easier for us humans to read. Pick your poison.

Yes. You can set the default text color and background color of the images in the
Plugins -> WP LaTeX admin page.

You can also change the colors on an image by image basis by specifying color
and background attributes inside the LaTeX shortcode. For example:

[latex color="ff0000" background="00ff00"]e^{\i \pi} + 1 = 0[/latex]

will produce an image with a bright green background and a bright red foreground color.
Colors are specified in RGB with the standard 6 digit hex notation.

The equivalent “inline” syntax uses fg and bg parameters after the LaTeX code.

$latex e^{\i \pi} + 1 = 0&bg=00ff00&fg=ff0000$

You can specify a size attribute in the LaTeX shortcode:

[latex size="4"]e^{\i \pi} + 1 = 0[/latex]

or, equivalently, an s parameter after the LaTeX inline syntax:

$latex e^{\i \pi} + 1 = 0&s=4$

The size can be any integer from -4 to 4 (0 is the default). These numbers correspond to
the following LaTeX size commands.

    size = LaTeX size
    -4     \tiny
    -3     \scriptsize
    -2     \footnotesize
    -1     \small
    0      \normalsize (12pt)
    1      \large
    2      \Large
    3      \LARGE
    4      \huge

You can adjust the CSS used for the LaTeX images to suit your theme better. Go to
Settings -> WP LaTeX and edit the Custom CSS.

You can’t with this plugin. WP LaTeX forces you to stay in math mode. Formatting and
styling for your posts should be done with markup and CSS, not LaTeX.

If you really want hardcore LaTeX formatting (or any other cool LaTeX features), you
should probably just use LaTeX.

• Formula does not parse: Your LaTeX is invalid; there must be a syntax error or
  something in your code (WP LaTeX doesn’t provide any debugging).
• Formula Invalid: Your LaTeX code attempts to use LaTeX commands that this plugin
  does not allow for security reasons.
• You must stay in inline math mode: Fairly self explanitory, don’t you think?
  See above.
• The forumula is too long: Break your LaTeX up into multiple images. WP LaTeX
  limits you to 2000 characters per image.
• Could not open TEX file for writing or Could not write to TEX file: You have
  some file permissions problems. See Intallation instructions.