WP LaTeX
NOTE : For must users, we recommend using Jetpack and its Beautiful Math feature . WP LaTeX offers additional control since it allows you to host your own LaTeX image server. Writing equations and formulae is a snap with LaTeX, but really hard on a website. No longer. This plugin combines the power
NOTE : For must users, we recommend using Jetpack and its Beautiful Math feature . WP LaTeX offers additional control since it allows you to host your own LaTeX image server.
Writing equations and formulae is a snap with LaTeX, but really hard on a website. No longer. This plugin combines the power of LaTeX and the simplicity of WordPress to give you the ultimate in math blogging platforms.
Wow that sounds nerdy.
Other Plugins
Steve Mayer’s LatexRender Plugin is based on a LaTeX Rendering Class originally written by Benjamin Zeiss. Its requirements are somewhat different and has a different installation procedure.
MathJax-LaTeX
Simple Mathjax
This plugin can generate the PNG images either by using WordPress.com ‘s LaTeX server (recommended) or by using the version of LaTeX installed on your webserver (LaTeX is not installed on most webservers; this method is recommended for advanced users only).
Using WordPress.com’s LaTeX Sever (recommended)
- 01Install and activate this plugin.
- 02If you want to allow LaTeX images in your blog’s comments in addition to your blog’s posts, go to Settings -> WP LaTeX, check the Comments checkbox, and save the settings.
- 03That’s it 🙂
Using Your Server’s Installation of LaTeX (advanced)
If you choose this advanced method, you will need several external programs to be installed and working on your webserver, so installation is bit complicated. Many hosts will not be able to support this method.
Server Requirements:
- 04Your server must be running some flavor of Linux, UNIX, or BSD.
- 05You must have a working installation of LaTeX running. I recommend the texlive-latex-base package together with the tetex-math-extra package. Both are available to most Linux distributions.