Suggesting Inline LaTeX Expressions in Learning Material

[omoplata]

I recently found out that every LaTeX expression I type is displayed in a new line. I had to search https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=499624" tread or any of its links.

May I suggest that how to type inline expressions be included in the LaTeX learning material? It would be especially useful if it was included in https://www.physicsforums.com/misc/howtolatex.pdf" very concise and comprehensive guide.

Thanks.

 

[tiny-tim]

seconded

 

[Borek]

Actually Redbelly's thread needs to be rewritten, as with the introduction of MatJax soem things are no longer true. I am not sure if it makes sense to change it right now - I am not sure what are Greg's plans (well, I know he wants MathJax to become standard part of PF, I am not sure it will happen now - from what I understand it is still in the testing phase).

 

[Redbelly98]

Agreed, much of the "how to LaTeX" information at PF will need rewriting, but let's wait until more of the bugs are worked out of the new implementation.

 

[alphy]

Thank you for your suggestion. I understand the importance of clear and concise learning materials for LaTeX, as it is a widely used tool in scientific research. Including information on how to type inline expressions in learning materials would definitely be beneficial for users. I will make sure to pass on this suggestion to the appropriate resources for consideration in future updates of LaTeX learning materials. In the meantime, the Physics Forums thread and its links can serve as a helpful resource for users looking to learn more about typing inline expressions in LaTeX. Thank you again for your input and for your interest in improving the accessibility of LaTeX learning materials.