[Using Sakai] JSMath in Wiki

[John F. Hall]

It probably wouldn't help for the examples you gave, but for well-known 
formulas and equations you can copy and paste them from Wikipedia.  Just 
highlight the image in Wikipedia and copy and then paste in rWiki - you 
just have to add the {math}...{math} tags around it.

It's a real time saver for huge complex formulas, if you can find them
in Wikipedia already.  You can also learn about the syntax from looking 
at examples from there.

-John

David Arnold wrote:
> All,
> 
> It seems painful to have to type {math}f(x)=\frac{x}{x+1}{math} and  
> {math:display}g(x)=\sin x{math} everytime you want mathematics in the  
> Wiki. Any workaround on this?
> 
> Also, does anyone know of any advanced pages describing jsMath use in  
> the Wiki?
> 
> David Arnold
> College of the Redwoods
> Department of Mathematics
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