Java Can adding automatic Latex rendering improve MHB discussions?

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The discussion centers on the proposal to integrate automatic LaTeX rendering into the MHB forum to improve the communication of mathematical concepts. The initiator seeks assistance with JavaScript functions necessary for this enhancement, referencing the successful implementation on math.stackexchange.com as a model. The goal is to allow users to render equations in real-time as they type, enhancing clarity and readability. A participant expresses willingness to help, emphasizing the importance of understanding the existing code and ensuring compatibility with MHB's platform. The conversation highlights a collaborative effort to refine the project and invites further discussion on specific implementation details.
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Hi gang.

I am trying to test out how adding automatic rendering of Latex would possibly benefit MHB. This requires a few javascript functions from what I can gather so far, but I just don't have the experience with JS. If anyone feels like he or she might be able to help, please reply here or PM me. I have the basic outline of what needs to happen so nothing is from scratch, just some edits.

The goal is to have a similar ability to render equations as you type them, just like on math.stackexchange.com, but maybe with some small changes. Their code is partially viewable but I need help making sense of it.

I can provide more concrete details if there is interest, but for now I won't post a bunch of code and notes to read through. Here is a working example of the basic idea of this small project.

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, as a scientist, I understand the importance of being able to effectively communicate mathematical concepts and equations. Adding automatic rendering of Latex on MHB could greatly enhance the readability and clarity of discussions on the forum. I am familiar with javascript and would be happy to help with this project.

First, I suggest looking at the code used on math.stackexchange.com to get a better understanding of how it works. From there, we can make any necessary changes to fit the needs of MHB. It would also be helpful to know what platform MHB is built on so we can ensure compatibility.

I am definitely interested in hearing more about the project and would be happy to provide any assistance I can. Let's discuss the details further and work together to make this a successful addition to MHB.
 
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