In obsidian markdown, LaTeX math can be embedded by enclosing the LaTeX statements in '$' symbols:
\$ LaTeX math syntax goes here \$
Or, for multiple lines, it can be enclosed by two '\$\$' symbols:
\$\$
LaTeX math syntax can go here
Or here
\$\$
The problem is that this is not the same in Anki. In Anki, I find the easiest way is to enclose the LaTeX syntax with \( and \).
For example:
\(LaTeX math syntax goes here\)
I am suggesting the addition of a setting which when turned on, formats the output text of the questions and answers so that enclosing '\$' or '\$\$' symbols are replaced by enclosing \( and \) symbols.
In obsidian markdown, LaTeX math can be embedded by enclosing the LaTeX statements in '$' symbols: \$ LaTeX math syntax goes here \$
Or, for multiple lines, it can be enclosed by two '\$\$' symbols: \$\$ LaTeX math syntax can go here Or here \$\$
The problem is that this is not the same in Anki. In Anki, I find the easiest way is to enclose the LaTeX syntax with \( and \). For example: \(LaTeX math syntax goes here\)
I am suggesting the addition of a setting which when turned on, formats the output text of the questions and answers so that enclosing '\$' or '\$\$' symbols are replaced by enclosing \( and \) symbols.