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MathJax not working when used between opening and closing HTML tags
How to sanitize user generated html code in ruby on railsGetting error: Peer authentication failed for user “postgres”, when trying to get pgsql working with railsMathJax, my code doesn't seem to work completely fine, can anybody have a look?How to render images in my Rails app using markdown and the Redcarpet Gem?Create a partial using rendered html (from markdown) in JekyllRender markdown text from <pre> tags with marked.min.jsMathjax fallback: Try SVG before image fonts if HTML-CSS webfont failsInsert non-breaking space in [R]Markdown math expression for HTML outputform_for is not creating html form tag
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Why does MathJax fails to work when used between opening and closing HTML tags.
Illustration:
When the markdown is <p>The complexity is $O(n)$</p>, the math is not rendered properly.
However, when the markdown is
<p>
The complexity is $O(n)$.</p>
the math is rendered properly.
Can someone please explain this behaviour ?
Also, what should one do when importing posts that contains such occurrences? Should I search for HTML tags and add a 'newline' after each of them ?
Thanks!
Edit: The tag 'ruby-on-rails' has been used because this is the case of Discourse (built on ruby-on-rails).
ruby-on-rails markdown mathjax
asked Mar 24 at 7:11
Alfarhan ZahediAlfarhan Zahedi
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Why does MathJax fails to work when used between opening and closing HTML tags.
Illustration:
When the markdown is <p>The complexity is $O(n)$</p>, the math is not rendered properly.
However, when the markdown is
<p>
The complexity is $O(n)$.</p>
the math is rendered properly.
Can someone please explain this behaviour ?
Also, what should one do when importing posts that contains such occurrences? Should I search for HTML tags and add a 'newline' after each of them ?
Thanks!
Edit: The tag 'ruby-on-rails' has been used because this is the case of Discourse (built on ruby-on-rails).
ruby-on-rails markdown mathjax
asked Mar 24 at 7:11
Alfarhan ZahediAlfarhan Zahedi
347
1
Post a live sample please.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 7:53
You can try that in any Discourse powered site that has MathJax enabled, like forum.image.sc
– Alfarhan Zahedi
Mar 24 at 8:07
1
A link to an example that fails helps as well. Very likely it is a markdown processing issue.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 9:43
1
Why are you using<p>tags in Markdown in the first place? You can create paragraphs by simply leaving blank lines...
– Chris
Mar 24 at 12:16
1
It is not clear to me how this is failing from your question. Is this a failure of the Markdown parser or is this a failure of the MathJax library in the browser? Have you checked your browser's dev tools for error messages? If so, what are they?
– Waylan
Mar 24 at 14:45
|
show 1 more comment
Why does MathJax fails to work when used between opening and closing HTML tags.
Illustration:
When the markdown is <p>The complexity is $O(n)$</p>, the math is not rendered properly.
However, when the markdown is
<p>
The complexity is $O(n)$.</p>
the math is rendered properly.
Can someone please explain this behaviour ?
Also, what should one do when importing posts that contains such occurrences? Should I search for HTML tags and add a 'newline' after each of them ?
Thanks!
Edit: The tag 'ruby-on-rails' has been used because this is the case of Discourse (built on ruby-on-rails).
ruby-on-rails markdown mathjax
asked Mar 24 at 7:11
Alfarhan ZahediAlfarhan Zahedi
347
Why does MathJax fails to work when used between opening and closing HTML tags.
Illustration:
When the markdown is <p>The complexity is $O(n)$</p>, the math is not rendered properly.
However, when the markdown is
<p>
The complexity is $O(n)$.</p>
the math is rendered properly.
Can someone please explain this behaviour ?
Also, what should one do when importing posts that contains such occurrences? Should I search for HTML tags and add a 'newline' after each of them ?
Thanks!
Edit: The tag 'ruby-on-rails' has been used because this is the case of Discourse (built on ruby-on-rails).
ruby-on-rails markdown mathjax
ruby-on-rails markdown mathjax
asked Mar 24 at 7:11
Alfarhan ZahediAlfarhan Zahedi
347
asked Mar 24 at 7:11
Alfarhan ZahediAlfarhan Zahedi
347
asked Mar 24 at 7:11
Alfarhan ZahediAlfarhan Zahedi
347
asked Mar 24 at 7:11
Alfarhan ZahediAlfarhan Zahedi
347
asked Mar 24 at 7:11
Alfarhan ZahediAlfarhan Zahedi
347
347
1
Post a live sample please.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 7:53
You can try that in any Discourse powered site that has MathJax enabled, like forum.image.sc
– Alfarhan Zahedi
Mar 24 at 8:07
1
A link to an example that fails helps as well. Very likely it is a markdown processing issue.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 9:43
1
Why are you using<p>tags in Markdown in the first place? You can create paragraphs by simply leaving blank lines...
– Chris
Mar 24 at 12:16
1
It is not clear to me how this is failing from your question. Is this a failure of the Markdown parser or is this a failure of the MathJax library in the browser? Have you checked your browser's dev tools for error messages? If so, what are they?
– Waylan
Mar 24 at 14:45
|
show 1 more comment
1
Post a live sample please.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 7:53
You can try that in any Discourse powered site that has MathJax enabled, like forum.image.sc
– Alfarhan Zahedi
Mar 24 at 8:07
1
A link to an example that fails helps as well. Very likely it is a markdown processing issue.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 9:43
1
Why are you using<p>tags in Markdown in the first place? You can create paragraphs by simply leaving blank lines...
– Chris
Mar 24 at 12:16
1
It is not clear to me how this is failing from your question. Is this a failure of the Markdown parser or is this a failure of the MathJax library in the browser? Have you checked your browser's dev tools for error messages? If so, what are they?
– Waylan
Mar 24 at 14:45
1
1
Post a live sample please.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 7:53
Post a live sample please.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 7:53
You can try that in any Discourse powered site that has MathJax enabled, like forum.image.sc
– Alfarhan Zahedi
Mar 24 at 8:07
You can try that in any Discourse powered site that has MathJax enabled, like forum.image.sc
– Alfarhan Zahedi
Mar 24 at 8:07
1
1
A link to an example that fails helps as well. Very likely it is a markdown processing issue.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 9:43
A link to an example that fails helps as well. Very likely it is a markdown processing issue.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 9:43
1
1
Why are you using
<p> tags in Markdown in the first place? You can create paragraphs by simply leaving blank lines...– Chris
Mar 24 at 12:16
Why are you using
<p> tags in Markdown in the first place? You can create paragraphs by simply leaving blank lines...– Chris
Mar 24 at 12:16
1
1
It is not clear to me how this is failing from your question. Is this a failure of the Markdown parser or is this a failure of the MathJax library in the browser? Have you checked your browser's dev tools for error messages? If so, what are they?
– Waylan
Mar 24 at 14:45
It is not clear to me how this is failing from your question. Is this a failure of the Markdown parser or is this a failure of the MathJax library in the browser? Have you checked your browser's dev tools for error messages? If so, what are they?
– Waylan
Mar 24 at 14:45
|
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Post a live sample please.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 7:53
You can try that in any Discourse powered site that has MathJax enabled, like forum.image.sc
– Alfarhan Zahedi
Mar 24 at 8:07
1
A link to an example that fails helps as well. Very likely it is a markdown processing issue.
– Peter Krautzberger
Mar 24 at 9:43
1
Why are you using
<p>tags in Markdown in the first place? You can create paragraphs by simply leaving blank lines...– Chris
Mar 24 at 12:16
1
It is not clear to me how this is failing from your question. Is this a failure of the Markdown parser or is this a failure of the MathJax library in the browser? Have you checked your browser's dev tools for error messages? If so, what are they?
– Waylan
Mar 24 at 14:45