I usually create workbooks with the "Hide Multiplication Signs" option enabled. Exporting these workbooks to HTML creates LaTeX expressions that render correctly with MathJax.
For a change, I decided to enable the "Use Centered Dot Character for Multiplication" option. This has a nice, clean look. But when exporting these dot-chacter workbooks to HTML, the LaTeX expressions not render at all in MathJax.
Here is an example.
Using the input "xy + 3z" produces the following LaTex output.
With hidden multiplication: [3 z\operatorname{+}x y]
With dot-character multiplication: [3\mbox{%default\ensuremath{\cdot}}z\operatorname{+}x\mbox{%default\ensuremath{\cdot}}y]
The latter LaTeX expression does not render when exported to HTML.
I am using wxMaxima-23.08.0 and MathJax-3.2.2.
Since I have only recently used the dot-character option, I don't know if this problem occured with previous versions.
I usually create workbooks with the "Hide Multiplication Signs" option enabled. Exporting these workbooks to HTML creates LaTeX expressions that render correctly with MathJax.
For a change, I decided to enable the "Use Centered Dot Character for Multiplication" option. This has a nice, clean look. But when exporting these dot-chacter workbooks to HTML, the LaTeX expressions not render at all in MathJax.
Here is an example.
Using the input "xy + 3z" produces the following LaTex output.
With hidden multiplication: [3 z\operatorname{+}x y]
With dot-character multiplication: [3\mbox{%default\ensuremath{\cdot}}z\operatorname{+}x\mbox{%default\ensuremath{\cdot}}y]
The latter LaTeX expression does not render when exported to HTML.
I am using wxMaxima-23.08.0 and MathJax-3.2.2.
Since I have only recently used the dot-character option, I don't know if this problem occured with previous versions.