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Add LaTex support #117

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ismailuddin opened this issue Aug 23, 2016 · 6 comments
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Add LaTex support #117

ismailuddin opened this issue Aug 23, 2016 · 6 comments

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@ismailuddin
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Would it be possible to use something like MathJAX to render inline latex equations? At the moment I use pandoc to convert the .MD to a PDF, but it uses the LaTeX template. I quite prefer the minimalist appearance of Markdown PDF documents, but LaTex equation support would be great!

@opensorceror
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@travs travs changed the title [FEATURE REQUEST] LaTex support Add LaTex support Jun 15, 2017
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travs commented Jun 15, 2017

I really like this idea. Will be making a roadmap for this project over the next few days and this one will be included.

@sank96
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sank96 commented Oct 15, 2018

is there any news about this new feature?

@jbrussell
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jbrussell commented Dec 19, 2019

For those interested, a current work around is to use markdown-preview-plus and its built-in PDF exporter, which does render LaTeX equations.

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travs commented Mar 9, 2020

@BlueHatbRit Hey Elliot, any idea/plan to include something like this in mdpdf, or would you consider it out of scope?

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I think this is probably within scope of mdpdf and could be a great addition, however I have no experience working with LateX and would have to sink some time into figuring out how and where we process those sections of the document. I'm not sure I have that time right now but I'd be open to contributions and giving advice on how to weave it into mdpdf.

Right now our markdown is entirely handled by showdown so we would presumably need to either create a plugin for that, or build some sort of pre-processor, which is not something I've had to do so far. So I think it would probably be a reasonable amount of hacking around to get it working.

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