Odd as it may sound, I miss all the equations from my days in grad school, so I decided that what WordPress.com needed most was a hot, niche feature that maybe 17 people would use regularly:
For those that don’t know, is a typesetting system particularly well suited for documents of a mathematical persuasion. It’s used almost exclusively by many technical, scientific and mathematical disciplines both in academia and industry. It also looks really good; I, among many, consider Donald E. Knuth a personal hero.
For those that do know, it’s now ridiculously easy to include inline formulas in your blog posts.
The syntax is reminiscent of ’s inline math mode:
, and it allows you to produce most any equation. For example, the following code
yields
.
Pretty sweet, huh?
To further whet your appetite, these few standards show a bit more about what’s now possible on WordPress.com.
UPDATE: There’s a new LaTeX on WordPress.com FAQ entry that describes the “hidden” size and color options.
source : http://wordpress.com/blog/2007/02/17/math-for-the-masses/
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