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Okay, thanks. I really appreciate all your help!
Cole.
2009-12-31 16:19:46 UTC by ccecil
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If you want to be able to say that your product works without any downloads, then I would say that image mode would be the way to go rather than unicode mode. I understand the concern about loading images, but the images used by jsMath are tiny, in general, and once a character image has been loaded, it is reused every time that character is displayed. (Unlike most math images, which are one...
2009-12-31 16:01:08 UTC by dpvc
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Thank you for your response. The reason why we are using the Unicode mode as a default is because we claim that our product will work without having to download anything. However, if we do have users who tell us they are having problems, we suggest that they download the jsMath fonts. Sometimes this fixes the problem, but sometimes there are still alignment issues, which mainly involve...
2009-12-31 15:48:20 UTC by ccecil
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If your users install one of the TeX-fonts archives from the [font download page](http://www.math.union.edu/locate/jsMath/download/jsMath-fonts.html) they should not have trouble with jsMath fonts. This will cause jsMath to use its TeX font mode, which is its highest quality mode.
The Unicode mode is the lowest quality, and is not generally very reliable, due to the font issues that your...
2009-12-31 15:17:32 UTC by dpvc
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Have you installed the jsMath-TeX fonts in your ~/.fonts directory? if not, you should get the Linux versions from the [font download page](http://www.math.union.edu/locate/jsMath/download/jsMath-fonts.html).
Your comment about needing to create a font folder in the jsMath directory suggests that you have not completed the installation correctly. You need to install the jsMath-image fonts...
2009-12-31 15:11:03 UTC by dpvc
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Due to restrictions imposed by browser security models, you must load jsMath from the same server as the page where jsMath is to be used. So you are not able to load jsMath from arielbalter.com from within blogspot.com. While the initial easy/load.js file will load properly, other components that jsMath may need top load on demand will not. In your case, autoload.js is not able to load...
2009-12-29 16:20:43 UTC by dpvc
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I was wondering if I could get a list of the fonts that are required for jsMath to work properly when in Unicode mode. We have been having problems with expressions not showing up properly (characters not displaying properly and/or alignment issues) for some users. It shows up fine for most users, but some are having trouble, and we're having a hard time nailing down exactly which fonts they...
2009-12-28 15:13:06 UTC by ccecil
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Hello,
theres a big problem to me. I use linux with the two browsers Opera 10.10 and firefox 3.0.14 but no one does it right.
I use sphinx documenting tool and while testing it with both browsers the same page results in different outputs:
- **Opera** renders the formula but has probably a typesetting problem. It shows shows the wrong signs. For example Opera renders a "-" into ">>"...
2009-12-21 21:48:08 UTC by jgsedi
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I can't seem to get environments to work in blogger
[http://blabnotes.blogger.com][1]
Only $....$ work.
I do have environments turned on:
[http://arielbalter.com/mathtest.html][2]
In my blogger template I have
.....
.....
Here is the html...
2009-12-17 22:04:51 UTC by https://www.google.com/accounts
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Thomas:
We've already discussed (via email) some code for doing this, so I hope you are making progress.
As for MathJax, yes I'm in the late beta-test stages of the first release of MathJax. We plan a release around the 1st of the year. See [the MathJax website](www.mathjax.org) for details and announcements, when they become available.
Davide.
2009-12-10 14:30:27 UTC by dpvc
