Watchmath script
The solution was provided by this post in the blog Dysfunctional. It uses the MathJax JavaScript and the equations do look mighty fine.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
The solution was provided by this post in the blog Dysfunctional. It uses the MathJax JavaScript and the equations do look mighty fine.
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June 18, 2011 at 11:52 PM
Hi, I have to apologize to you and to all blogger who use my script. My site was moved by the hosting company to another server and the configuration changed so the script is no longer on the same address. I made a new instruction couple days ago.
June 19, 2011 at 3:05 AM
Hi there!
From my point of view you have no reason to apologize. You made a wonderful script that is useful to a lot of people.
To tell you the truth I liked your script better than the one I'm currently using, but it doesn't matter now because I moved into wordpress.com. I have another generalist blog there and I didn't see any point in having two blogs that have a lot of overlap.
To finalize let me just thank you once again for your script, that is one of the best things on the interweb for not not mathphobic people.
By the way your script is mentioned in this page: http://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/math+blogs
Just so you know how appreciated your script is.
Take care
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