Is MathJax supported? Can I use MathJax on my website?
We have installed MathJax on www.math.ias.edu. http://www.mathjax.org/
MathJax allows you to display mathematics on a webpage using LaTeX code.
To include MathJax on your School website, include the following in
your html.
<script type="text/javascript" src="/MathJax/MathJax.js"><script>
This should go in the <head> section of your file.
Here are some example pages, one in drupal (our content management
system) the other in plain html.
http://www.ias.edu/math/mathjaxtest.html
http://www.ias.edu/math/mathjaxtest
To display math correctly on your page, use the double dollar sign
notation for displayed equations, $$ x = y2 $$ for example. To display
inline math you cannot use the single dollar sign notation (a single
dollar sign occurs too often in legitimate text to be used), instead use
a backslash paren notation \( x = y2 \)
Feel free to experiment and let us know if you have any issues using this.
For Drupal users (staff):
MathJax is integrated with drupal, you only need change single dollar
$x$ notation to backslash paren notation \(x\) to take advantage of MathJax.