Sound good to me, although I would suppose that there is perhaps also therefore a bug in the xhtml export if it emits code that renders wrong
On 13 Jul 2014 12:15, "Miguel de Benito Delgado" <
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Hi everybody,
I’m having some annoying problems with conversion to HTML. I’d like to use MathJAX and for that I choose to export math with MathML. Problem is, XHTML is enforced and rendering by the browser is then different (TeXmacs website).
Also, playing with the preferences I’ve noticed that it is possible to select contradictory options for math formula export.
So, here’s my question / suggestion:
I’d like to create a new option “texmacs->html:math” with the possible values “html”, “mathml”, “image”, “mathjax”.
The first three are those currently available. The idea is to disallow nonsensical settings.
The last one would include a <script> tag in the html output to use the MathJax Content Delivery Network (as suggested here: http://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/start.html ). It would also set MathML as the output for mathematics, and it would *not* change the extension to .xhtml. The server would then serve the content as text/html and rendering wouldn’t be affected.
Any ideas / objections?
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Miguel de Benito.
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