To write mathematics in LaTeX, I find myself relying a lot on the amsmaths package. I found a (perhaps clunky) way to use it in a .qmd file for both pdf and html rendering with the computo extension.
Notice the difference with this screenshot taken from the the Quarto doc:
I had to remove the $$ or else the LaTeX would compilation fail.
I think that the ams usage could be added to the template to help authors, or directly in the computo quarto extension maybe. And the syntax for custom TeX macros could be added to the template too.
To write mathematics in LaTeX, I find myself relying a lot on the amsmaths package. I found a (perhaps clunky) way to use it in a .qmd file for both pdf and html rendering with the computo extension.
I replaced
by
Then, like many, I use some custom TeX macros, I defined them like that
Notice the difference with this screenshot taken from the the Quarto doc: I had to remove the $$ or else the LaTeX would compilation fail.
I think that the ams usage could be added to the template to help authors, or directly in the computo quarto extension maybe. And the syntax for custom TeX macros could be added to the template too.