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!!Write beautiful math formulae inside JSPWiki pages.
[{Image src='//cdn.mathjax.org/mathjax/badge/badge.gif' title='Powered by MathJax' link='http://www.mathjax.org'}]
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This only works in the [Haddock Template] after having installed a [small javascript behaviour|Haddock Math Behavior|Math Behavior].
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This only works when you install the [Math Behavior] in the [Haddock Template].
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[{Image src='http://cdn.mathjax.org/mathjax/badge/badge.gif' title='Powered by MathJax' link='http://www.mathjax.org' align='right'}]
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[Math] is JSPWiki javascript extentions which allows you to write beautiful math formulae inside JSPWiki pages.
Supported formats are
[TeX|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeX|class='slimbox'], [LaTeX|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaTeX|class='slimbox'] and [ASCIImath|http://asciimath.org/|class='slimbox'].
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Put a {{%~%load-mathjax}} style at the beginning of the page. This will dynamically load the MathJax libraries. Then wrap your math equations inside certain delimiters and they will be rendered visually.
After [installing the Math javascript extension|Math Behavior], you can use the {{%~%load-mathjax}} style at the beginning of your page to activate MathJax on a page.
Then wrap your math equations inside certain delimiters (see blow) and they will be rendered visually.
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