In dynamic view, though the code for dynamic loading of MathJax
contents has been pasted into the HTML code for the template, things
just work in a strange way: in the class mode, MathJax works the
best; in other modes, it may not work or it works partially. For
example, in a mode, the dollar sign in the code tag is interpreted,
and the script file for MathJax is loaded. But when you click a
blog entry for a popup frame containing some MathJax code, then it
simply won’t load. Nonetheless, anchors don’t work in a desired way
in the dynamic view—after clicking an anchor, I am immediately
directed to the destination, which is covered by the header. Finally,
to ensure that the contents are correctly interpreted, the best way is
to use the tex2jax_ignore
class.1 Anyways, if readers
are also writers of HTML, $\rm \LaTeX$, etc, they’ll know what I
intend to write by testing the HTML code, and for the remaining
readers, I just apologize for the inconvenience caused and suggest
them to right click the article in the default “Sidebar” view and
press <F5>
to reload for the correctly rendered contents. I’ve
forgotten about anchors since toggling between the “Compose” and
“HTML” modes while writing a new post will cause some strange change
in the <href>
attribute of the <a>
tag.
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See How to prevent rendering: use tex2jax_ignore by Davide P. Cervone. ↩