LaTeX Troubleshooting LaTeX Graphics in PF Blogs

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LaTeX does not function in PF blogs, as users report issues with rendering equations like e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0, despite attempts to reload the page. Alternative options like itex have also been unsuccessful for users. Additionally, LaTeX is not supported in private messages, limiting its use for previews or notes. The lack of LaTeX in blogs may be due to server load concerns or the risk of incorrect mathematical content being published. Overall, users express disappointment over the absence of LaTeX functionality in these platforms.
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does LaTex work in the blogs in PF? it is not working in my blog? i tried the following:
e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0

but it doesn't show on the blog. it says: "LaTex graphics is being generated. Reload this page in a moment." but it doesn't work even after i reload.
 
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can anybody help?
 
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I don't think it does, but try itex, that one may work instead.
 
Hello,
i have a difficult ( for me ) problem : i have download FEYNMF and i draw teh Feynman diagrams but WITHOUT label (example mu , nu , Z, e-, e+, etc.etc.) . Help , thanks
 
Gib Z said:
I don't think it does, but try itex, that one may work instead.
itex doesn't work either.
 
LaTeX in private messages?

It appears that \LaTeX isn't available in private messages, as well.
I just tried to send a PM with \LaTeX to myself (in the hope that I could use it as a \LaTeX preview).
No luck. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

:smile: I'm okay now. :frown: :cry: :cry: :cry:
 
robphy said:
I just tried to send a PM with \LaTeX to myself (in the hope that I could use it as a \LaTeX preview).
No luck. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
can one really send PM to himself/herself?
 
Try and see.
 
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ranger said:

What a pity. It would be so nice to make some note as you go along and learn more about physics. But then I can imagine two reasons why it is not available:
  1. too much load on the server,
  2. danger that too much wrong math gets published.
Given the size of blogs, I don't think (1) could be a problem.

Harald.​
 

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