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Thanks for your kind comments. I am glad that you find jsMath useful.
JsMath does have some support for dynamically-generated content, but I don't think it will be able to do what you request. It might be possible to script jsMath so that the letters would show up one at a time, but I don't see any way to make it look like the symbols are being stroked one line at a time, if that's what you...
2009-11-17 17:35:13 UTC in jsMath
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OK, thanks for the extra info.
Davide.
2009-11-03 12:44:38 UTC in jsMath
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Can you tell me the version of jsMath that you are using (open the jsMath control panel by clicking on the "jsMath" button in the lower right-hand corner; the version is listed next to the "jsMath" title in the panel that will open)?
Also what browser are you using? Does this happen for all browsers or just that one?
Davide.
2009-11-02 14:49:03 UTC in jsMath
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JsMath no longer distributes the BaKoMa fonts (although it will use them if present, under some circumstances), and hasn't for some years. The 6 TeX fonts distributed with jsMath as part of the jsMath-fonts archives are derived directly from the Computer Modern metafont files, and those ARE public domain (explicitly made so by Knuth: see http://www.ntg.nl/maps/pdf/5_34.pdf).
Hope that helps.
2009-10-26 15:00:36 UTC in jsMath
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You are correct, the lines you indicate are in error (they were changed when I changed the way that styles are specified back in version 3.6, and not properly checked). I have fixed them and will include the patch in the next release.
In the meantime, I have attached the corrected smallFonts.js file for you to use.
Thanks for reporting the problem, and fo your careful diagnosis of the...
2009-10-24 14:46:16 UTC in jsMath
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This was fixed in version 3.6c, so I would update to that. There was a subtle timing bug when jsMath.Process() is called more than once (as it is in your case -- once by your explicit call and once by easy/load.js) when an external file is autoloaded (as it is for cssId{}). I think that if you update, you will find that this works as expected. Let me know if that isn't the case.
Davide.
2009-10-22 20:34:49 UTC in jsMath
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Thanks for the information. I think the original MathJax proposal had IE6.0 as the earliest version of IE. I have not been testing with 5.5 (and don't actually have a copy to test with). Browsers supported should include: FireFox back to version 1.5 or so (I've been testing with versions back to 2.0, and occasionally with 1.5), but not Netscape; Safari back to Safari2 (version 419); and...
2009-10-20 21:39:03 UTC in MathJax
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Thanks for letting us know. This looks great!
2009-10-20 20:38:32 UTC in MathJax
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I checked the address you gave above, and it looks like you DON'T have the image fonts installed. That is an important piece of jsMath, so you should do that before trying to modify jsMath to use @font-face and see if that is sufficient for your needs.
See the [installation instructions](http://www.math.union.edu/~dpvc/jsMath/authors/installation.html) for details about the image fonts...
2009-10-20 20:35:14 UTC in jsMath
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The image fallback mode should work fine for this situation. The students don't HAVE to install the fonts (and you can remove the warning message if you feel that is necessary). If you haven't installed the image fonts, you should do that, as it is specifically for this purpose.
Davide.
2009-10-20 20:26:26 UTC in jsMath
