I’m using $f(x)$ and $(x_n)_{n}$ and $(y_n)_{n}$
in my markdown file. After jekyll clean && jekyll serve
, the result is
If I remove the curly braces, everything is fine. What’s the problem?
I’m using $f(x)$ and $(x_n)_{n}$ and $(y_n)_{n}$
in my markdown file. After jekyll clean && jekyll serve
, the result is
I’ve not used katex, so not sure. If you searched for jekyll katex to see if there are any blog posts about how it works? I found a few.
Maybe you need to wrap it in {% raw %} {% endraw %}
so jekyll doesn’t process the curly brackets as liquid?
I had tried this method. However, it didn’t work.
Sorry, I am unfamiliar with this functionality, but it would be good to see what you expected vs. the output you received.
This is my expectation:
Demo markdown file for the problem:
---
layout: post
title: title
category:
description:
math: true
---
{% raw %}
$f(x)$ and $(x_n)_{n}$ and $(y_n)_{n}$
{% endraw %}
When using kramdown:
Using inline math is also easy: just surround your math content with two dollar signs, like with a math block.
So try $$…$$
instead of $…$
.