When I embed LaTeX code within OneMake Markdown, the code does not display the intended mathematical symbols or equations, and instead remains as plain text. It is not processed or displayed as it should.
Markdown supports LaTeX for rendering complex mathematical expressions, and widely used in academic and scientific writing. Tools like Jupyter Notebooks, GitHub README files, and various Markdown editors already provide seamless LaTeX rendering. Ensuring that OneMake correctly renders LaTeX would greatly enhance its utility for note-making, particularly for users in STEM fields.
New Feature/Solution
Integrate a LaTeX rendering engine, such as MathJax or KaTeX to enable proper rendering of LaTeX expressions within Markdown.
Problem to Solve
When I embed LaTeX code within OneMake Markdown, the code does not display the intended mathematical symbols or equations, and instead remains as plain text. It is not processed or displayed as it should.
Markdown supports LaTeX for rendering complex mathematical expressions, and widely used in academic and scientific writing. Tools like Jupyter Notebooks, GitHub README files, and various Markdown editors already provide seamless LaTeX rendering. Ensuring that OneMake correctly renders LaTeX would greatly enhance its utility for note-making, particularly for users in STEM fields.
New Feature/Solution
Integrate a LaTeX rendering engine, such as MathJax or KaTeX to enable proper rendering of LaTeX expressions within Markdown.