Open tOgg1 opened 8 years ago
The latex library we use, mathjax, supports automatic equation numbering: http://mathjax.readthedocs.org/en/latest/tex.html#automatic-equation-numbering
Enabling this would mean all equations on a page would get a number assigned, and I believe it should be possible to refer to them from the text.
As for theorems and definitions, the closest thing we have today are blockquotes. Could they be sufficient for this use case, or are some other special features needed?
For reference, blockquotes are created with the following syntax:
> This is a blockquote
and rendered as
Yes I am aware of the blockquote feature. They are okey as is, but lack:
For some (many) of the mathematics compendiums, having some more clear markup for theorems, definitions etc. would be great. There are a bunch of ways these could be styled, which definitely justifies a discussion.
Also, having these (along with equations) numbered, and being able to refer to them, is also ideal for a lot of the same class of compendiums.