Today I chanced upon a webpage which had instructions on how one could enable LATEX on blogspot, and write stuff like $\LaTeX$, $\frac{1}{2}$, $\mathcal{P}^r(\mathcal{L})$ or even:
\[ \frac{numerator1}{denominator1 + \frac{numerator2}{denominator2 + \frac{numerator3}{denominator3}}} \]
Needless to say, I am pretty excited.
\[ \frac{numerator1}{denominator1 + \frac{numerator2}{denominator2 + \frac{numerator3}{denominator3}}} \]
Needless to say, I am pretty excited.
Edit: The link with the instructions seems to be down. However, following these instructions will have latex working on your blog.
(1) Copy the piece of code below and paste it in a "HTML/Javascript" blogger box.
(2) Type latex code between $ signs.
(3) Publish the post.
(4) Behold and enjoy.
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32 comments:
$\LaTeX$ Rocks, 3 cheers to /kəˈnuːθ/ :)
Dude, \m/
Thanks for the info :)
@Hemanth: $\usepackage{wasysym}
\smiley$ - $\LaTeX$ again...
@Prashanth: \m/ indeed. Does it show up on google reader BTW?
@Abhiram
Nope. I get the latex code on reader :(
Btw, is there any easy way to include hindi/kannada in latex documents? Googling didn't help much!
@Prashanth:
http://ftp.math.purdue.edu/mirrors/ctan.org/language/devanagari/velthuis/tex/latex/velthuis/devanagari.sty
Get ^^^ and do \usepackage{devanagari} and then {\dn Abhiram Rocks}.. You will have to do some searching to find manuals on how to actually write what you want.
@Prashanth: http://sites.google.com/site/abhiramfiles1/Home/blog-files/DevanagariforTEX.pdf
Thats your manual. You are welcome :)
OMG! Freakin Awesome! Never knew this. Thanks a lot
Thanks! :) I was looking for something on the lines of
\begin{unicode}
हिन्दी, ಕನ್ನಡ
\end{unicode}
i.e. I should be able to type unicode directly
and why is the manual 5 freakin MB when it is only 8 pages long?
@Prashanth: Doesn't this serve your purpose? I am not too sure the manual is appropriate. Try the sty file and you will whether it is what you want.
Or do you already have it?
@Prashanth (5 MB Manual): State-of-art Data Expansion Techniques maybe ;)
@Prashanth: About Kannada, I found this ->
http://choorucode.wordpress.com/2010/01/06/tex-kannada-using-xetex/
One of the following things are true:-
(1) You did not google properly
(2) Google went from pretty substandard indexing to awesome in a very short span of time
(3) These things don't actually work
$\usepackage{wasysym} \smiley$
Just in case someone else wants the sty file and the ftp things does not work -> http://sites.google.com/site/abhiramfiles1/Home/blog-files/devanagari.sty
even i am hyper excited! :D :D
@Pavi: Why??? :P
how the fuck do you know about latex?
sorry, misunderstood you for one of my friends in engineering!
Cheers.
@dolphin: Cheers :)
There is a online equation editor
http://codecogs.com/
click on "latex equation editor"
this does a marvelous job
Sudarshan: Thanks so much. That looks very easy to use. Will try it out.
this stuff isn't working anymore :-(
hi abhi,
this website isn't working anymore ...
you should have included the details in your blog that wud have been better :-(
^^^: Have updated the post. Tell me if it helps.
Hi. Your post seems to be the last one to explain how to put LaTeX in blogspot (the watchmath blog has been hacked since Sept 2010 it seems), but I did not find what you mean by a ""HTML/Javascript" blogger box?
^^^: On the top-right corner of your blog, click on "design". In design, make sure you are in the "page elements" sub-tab. Find "Add a Gadget" on that page and when you click on it, you will find that a window with many possible gadgets pops up, for you to choose and add to your blog.
Among these, in the "basics" tab, you will find an entry named "HTML/Javascript". Choose that one and that will give you a box that you can place anywhere on your blog. Let me know if you have any more problems.
@jyby: In the "Content" area of the window that pops up, add whatever you need to.
many thanks to you!
This might excite you http://www.mathjax.org/
let me try $\varphi\leftarrow\psi$. Thanks anyway!
It seems $\LaTeX$ service is deprecated now?
@Alex: It works. The javascript file is no longer hosted at the previous location. I am just hosting it on my googlesite. You can copy the new code that is in the box.
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