maths online HTML formula tool |
This tool shall enable you to implement some important mathematical symbols in your web pages. In order to use it, you should have some basic knowledge on HTML.
If you click at one of the red symbols (which are hyperlinks but not underlined
in modern browsers), its HTML code is displayed in the tex field (left),
and its representation by the web browser in the frame at the right.
You may insert your own code into the text field, and thereafter click
Refresh, in order to update the representation.
Until you do this, a brown border around the text field warns you that code and
representation might not be identical.
Using the link
Clear you may reset the content of both
text field and representation frame.
You may choose out of two possible working modes:
In case you do not find the symbol you are after among the ones displayed, you might find them in the two lists loaded by the links "standard font" und "symbol font", showing all possible symbols.
For further possibilities to bring mathematical formulae on the web see the
the page
formulae and the web. Some technical remarks: When composing formulae or pieces of text (in principle you may generate a complete web page) you shoult keep the lengths of lines in the code not too long if you want to be able to read it later. Here one should consider that HTML tags may be broken into several lines (except after the opening "<"). Furthermore formulae should be designed such that they are not broken apart by the browser.
Example:
In order to prevent the formula from being broken apart by the browser,
the code may be replaced either by
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