Lawrence Bottorff <borg...@gmail.com> writes:
> Bottom line: we can't expand org-html-mathjax-options to add in MathJax's
> cancel.js, etc.
I did not say that. With the current version, you could do it yourself by
adding (extensions "ext1.js, ..., extn.js") to org-html-mathjax-options
and changing org-html-mathjax-template to load the extensions at the right
place. Once extensions is added to org-html-mathjax-options you should
also be able to set it in files via the #+html_mathjax keyword, but you
might have to be careful how you write it (I’m not sure space would go).
I hope this is clear enough.
> Yes, your first "quick-and-dirty" worked just fine.
> Q: How did you know how to format #+html: \(\require{cancel}\) ?
it’s in the mathjax manual,
http://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/tex.html?highlight=cancel#tex-and-latex-extensions
> Also, how does the org world know that we're talking about loading
>MathJax's cancel.js?
It doesn’t really. But content after "#+html:" is only added to html
output. From there mathjax takes over.
> As you all know I'm not a "developer-class" poster here, so my questions
> often look dull-witted.
This is a community for all Org users. There’s mostly no numb questions.
This one certainly wasn’t. I’d no knowledge about mathjax extensions
before reading your mail.
> Will try the patch once I learn a bit more diff in Emacs lore. . . .
Thanks.
Rasmus
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