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…tead of [latex]y = sin(x)[/latex].
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Hi, Thanks for the pull request! There seems to be one issue here, though. wpautop might mess up the LaTeX in the |
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Any idea how WP-Latex is getting around this problem? |
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@delip WordPress automatically disables |
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| $content = preg_replace_callback('/(!*\$\$(.*?)\$\$)/s','do_doubledollars',$content); |
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Added $$ parsing so that one can write things like$$y = sin(x)$$ instead of [latex]y = sin(x)[/latex].
Also, I changed the cdn version for katex to what you had on your plugin page.
Nice work, I'm very happy to have Katex working in WP.