Commit 8c54b56 protects several math environments from Dokuwiki parsing, but it doesn't catch all of them. For example, \begin{equation*} environments are not protected.
Example:
\begin{equation*}
f'' + g''
\end{equation*}
Dokuwiki will see the '' marks and format the text in between as monospace, preventing MathJax from seeing and rendering the TeX.
Ideally, this plugin would be able to parse the MathJax configuration and know exactly which environments to look for and protect, but this is likely too complex, nevermind the fact that much of the configuration can be in a file fetched from the CDN and not in the plugin's configuration. Therefore, it's probably best to simply protect more known TeX math environments. If this plugin is installed, it is highly unlikely that one would be writing TeX math that one wants Dokuwiki to parse.
Workarounds (for now):
1) Protect math environments manually. E.g.,
%%\begin{equation*}
f'' + g''
\end{equation*}%%
2) Stick to already-protected TeX syntax: $ $, $$ $$, \[ \], and \( \)
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commented
11 years ago
Commit 8c54b56 protects several math environments from Dokuwiki parsing, but it doesn't catch all of them. For example,
\begin{equation*}environments are not protected.Example:
Dokuwiki will see the
''marks and format the text in between as monospace, preventing MathJax from seeing and rendering the TeX.Ideally, this plugin would be able to parse the MathJax configuration and know exactly which environments to look for and protect, but this is likely too complex, nevermind the fact that much of the configuration can be in a file fetched from the CDN and not in the plugin's configuration. Therefore, it's probably best to simply protect more known TeX math environments. If this plugin is installed, it is highly unlikely that one would be writing TeX math that one wants Dokuwiki to parse.
Workarounds (for now):
1) Protect math environments manually. E.g.,
2) Stick to already-protected TeX syntax:
$ $,$$ $$,\[ \], and\( \)