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Sam Ritchie13:12:41

@martinklepsch that would be great, for linking to issues pages, Slack page links etc from the sidebar

martinklepsch13:12:58

Yeah, makes perfect sense. Do you want to open an issue or maybe even a PR? If you’re generally down I’m happy to provide some pointers

Sam Ritchie20:12:22

I don’t have the bandwidth to do this now, unfortunately, but here’s an issue placeholder

Sam Ritchie13:12:52

another Q for y’all - is there any facility now for rendering LaTeX in cljdocs?

martinklepsch13:12:10

Unfortunately not. Maybe we could support it via some Asciidoc extension though… :thinking_face: cc @U09LZR36F

Sam Ritchie16:12:19

and this looks less official, but another option: https://github.com/cirosantilli/asciidoctor-katex-2

Sam Ritchie16:12:23

but more peppy: > Besides those however, it the extension is already working pretty well, and if those points were implemented, we would have, I believe, the best HTML ath typesetting system created so far, opening the way to destroy LaTeX and world domination.

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dominicm18:12:18

Not ported to asciidoctorj unfortunately. I've no experience with JRuby directly.

dominicm18:12:09

Doesn't asciidoctorj support mathjax?

Sam Ritchie19:12:04

looks like there’s an asciimath extension

Sam Ritchie19:12:29

though that just handles emitting properly escaped \$…

Sam Ritchie19:12:01

yeah, it is more just about adding a flag to embed mathjax on the cljdoc page

Sam Ritchie19:12:38

<script>
window.MathJax = {
  loader: {load: ['[tex]/physics']},
  tex: {
    tags: 'ams',
    processEscapes: true,
    inlineMath: {'[+]': [['$', '$']]},
    packages: {'[+]': ['physics']}
  }
};
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" id="MathJax-script" async
  src="">
</script>

Sam Ritchie19:12:41

something like this

Sam Ritchie20:12:57

made an issue in case this is an attractive idea!