Enable $ symbol as inline math delimiter
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This PR now conflicts - sorry if this was induced by me. This will not affect "$" inside code blocks, right (inline or separate)? |
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@bast I haven't tried yet. We can shelf this PR until later. I think I'll have some more MathJax "tricks" by the end of this trip 😉 and it's then better to have them in one PR |
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I will also test it on my side ASAP. |
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contributed by Roberto Di Remigio in PR #27
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Thanks! I have just incorporated this. It seems to behave fine. |
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$and\\(,\\)can be used as inline math delimiter. This removes the need to use backticks to start an inline math environment, which causes inline symbols to have a grey shading. WARNING This might possibly break slide decks with inline math using backticks.