Add MathJax support
See original GitHub issueDescription
It would be nice to have MathJax integration (to allow to display mathematics in MarkDown),
in the same way pandoc
does.
Expected behavior: Allow editing the formula and render it once the focus leaves it (I’m not really sure about the terminology).
Link to a library: I found mathjax-electron which seems to allow to do what I suggest.
If you give me some guidance, I could do a pull request, but I don’t really know where to begin.
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- Created 6 years ago
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@Jocs, Well this issues is exactly that - Feature request for MathJax support. All needed it to open it so it might be solved.
If someone wants to write serious Math in MarkDown it must use MathJax.
@Jocs Export to pdf and html does not work.