What's the best way to incorporate LaTeX into a wordpress blog? It should render in every major browser (IE, FF, Safari, and Chrome).
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It's not WordPress specific, but jsLatex has been an option I've seen people use to get LaTeX into browsers.
From Andrew Song -
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-latex/ is the answer ;-)
Developed by Automattic's Michael Adams and live on WordPress.com, it is well supported and maintained.
From Lloyd Budd -
There are a few available plugins of varying quality. One problem most of the plugins have is the vertical alignment of the LaTeX-generated characters. Equations sit too high on the line most of the time. The only plugin I've found to get around this problem is WP-QuickLaTeX which works seamlessly. However, it doesn't handle displayed equations, only inline equations. I don't know of a plug-in that gets vertical alignment correct and handles displayed equations. (And I've tried them all as far as I know.)
Rob Hyndman : There's a load more information about solutions at http://sixthform.info/steve/wordpress/From Rob Hyndman
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