MathJax

MathJax uses some nifty little JavaScript hacks to allow developers to build complex mathematical equations and embed them on the page as they would appear on research papers or desktop specific software.

The math syntax itself can be  passed via LaTeX and MathML and will be limited only by the developer's overall math knowledge itself.

MathJax simply removes the user's need to run or load dedicated plugins or complex fonts, running completely under the hood, inside his browser's JS interpreter.

What is new in this release:

• Update README-branch.txt file.

What is new in version 2.5.3:

• Update README-branch.txt file.

What is new in version 2.5.1:

• Update README-branch.txt file.

What is new in version 1.1a:

• Bug fixes:
• Fix timing issue when setting up IE
• Fix self-closing tags (IE and Opera)
• Handle missing </math> tags and annotations in IE
• Handle <annotation-xml> properly
• Fix cloneNode() problem in IE8
• Don't interpret previously escaped dollars on a second typeset pass
• Fix messages shown at top of page
• Avoid showing messages when messageStyle = none
• Fix tooltip display positions
• Fix overbrace display and munderover stretchy positioning
• Convert xlink:href to href and ignore other namespaced attributes
• Fix IE9 font issue in IE7 and quirks modes
• "about box" show version properly
• Avoid two div's with same name in IE
• Avoid crash in getAllJax when an element is null
• Fixed maction toggle items drawn at wrong size
• Improvements:
• Added ltr CSS
• Added image display:inline CSS
• Added missing files (left out of packing because < 1k in size)
• Better handling of unknown characters (better font, style, weight)
• Better handling of Greek
• Updated entities

Requirements:

• JavaScript enabled on client side