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Changeset 522182

Timestamp:

03/22/2012 12:37:22 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

mathzqy

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write readme

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r506559	r522182
17	17	* `$\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma$` or `$$\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma$$` add an inline formula
18	18	* `\[\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma\]` or `$$!\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma$$` add an latex equation in math mode(it will be displayed centerly in a single line).
19		* `~~$$\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma!$$` display the source of the latex formula. Just add a `!` before the second `$$~~`.
	19	* `$\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma!$` display the source of the latex formula. Just add a `!` before `\)` or `\]`.
20	20
21	21	This plugin provides (and recommend) you a choice to use MathJax to display formula in your blog. MathJax is an open source JavaScript display engine for mathematics that works in all modern browsers. It uses modern CSS and web fonts, instead of equation images or Flash, so equations scale with surrounding text at all zoom levels. I would say that MathJax turns the previous ugly mathematics fourmula on web into arts. You can check it in <a href='mathjax.org'>mathjax.org</a> or <a href='http://zhiqiang.org/blog/finance/school/risk-aversion-in-portfolio-optimization.html'>zhiqiang.org</a>.

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r506559	r522182
17	17	* `\(\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma\)` or `$$\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma$$` add an inline formula
18	18	* `\[\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma\]` or `$$!\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma$$` add an latex equation in math mode(it will be displayed centerly in a single line).
19		* `~~$$\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma!$$` display the source of the latex formula. Just add a `!` before the second `$$~~`.
	19	* `\(\alpha+\beta\geq\gamma!\)` display the source of the latex formula. Just add a `!` before `\)` or `\]`.
20	20
21	21	This plugin provides (and recommend) you a choice to use MathJax to display formula in your blog. MathJax is an open source JavaScript display engine for mathematics that works in all modern browsers. It uses modern CSS and web fonts, instead of equation images or Flash, so equations scale with surrounding text at all zoom levels. I would say that MathJax turns the previous ugly mathematics fourmula on web into arts. You can check it in <a href='mathjax.org'>mathjax.org</a> or <a href='http://zhiqiang.org/blog/finance/school/risk-aversion-in-portfolio-optimization.html'>zhiqiang.org</a>.