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The "printable version" of forum threads currently displays LaTeX codes instead of rendered equation images due to a shift to MathJax, which processes LaTeX client-side via JavaScript. This change contrasts with previous functionality where LaTeX was rendered on the server and displayed as images. Users have expressed concern over this alteration, noting that it worked correctly in the past. After some discussion, a solution was found that resolved the issue. Overall, the transition to MathJax has impacted the display of mathematical content in printable formats.
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Why is it that the "printable version" of a thread shows LaTex codes but not the equations images? I am certain It was fine few years ago! So, what happens?

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Sounds like a side effect of the switch to MathJax. Before LaTeX was rendered on the server and displayed as images, now it it is sent as LaTeX and rendered by Java script client side.

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samalkhaiat said:
Why is it that the "printable version" of a thread shows LaTex codes but not the equations images? I am certain It was fine few years ago! So, what happens?

Sam

Works now, thanks for the suggestion!
 
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