That post has no timestamp that I can see. This can be problematic for statements in the post like "As of today, LaTeX doesn't work under old Opera."Greg Bernhardt said:Yeah it's in help now
https://www.physicsforums.com/help/latexhelp/
That statement probably is not needed any longer. MathJax works with Opera 9.5 and above. Only 8 visitors browsed PF in the last 30 days using a version less than 9.5Redbelly98 said:That post has no timestamp that I can see. This can be problematic for statements in the post like "As of today, LaTeX doesn't work under old Opera."
The "Latex FAQ not stickied any more" refers to the frequently asked questions (FAQ) page for the Latex document preparation system. It contains a collection of commonly asked questions and answers related to using Latex for typesetting and document formatting.
The decision to un-sticky the Latex FAQ was likely made by the moderators of the platform or community where it was previously stickied. This could be due to a number of reasons, such as the FAQ being outdated or redundant, or the community wanting to promote other resources or discussions.
The Latex FAQ can still be accessed through various online resources, such as the Latex project website or community forums. It may also be available through a quick internet search or by asking other Latex users for a link.
Since the Latex FAQ is a community-driven resource, the accuracy of its information may vary. It is always recommended to double check information found on the FAQ with official documentation or by asking experienced users for assistance.
Yes, many Latex FAQs are open to contributions from the community. If you have a question that is not currently answered on the FAQ, or if you have a suggestion for improving an existing answer, you can reach out to the moderators or submit your contribution through the appropriate channels.