Introduction to WPMathPub and Rosetta
Schrödinger equation: The text version: d^2 psi(x) /dx^2 = – 2m/ h-bar^2 * [E – V(x)] * psi (x) Net Present Value equation: The text version: NPV = (Sum of [Cash Flow / (1 + Rate)^Period]) – Initial Investment
Schrödinger equation: The text version: d^2 psi(x) /dx^2 = – 2m/ h-bar^2 * [E – V(x)] * psi (x) Net Present Value equation: The text version: NPV = (Sum of [Cash Flow / (1 + Rate)^Period]) – Initial Investment
Demonstrate Equation Display Using the Classic Editor This example uses the visual editor Gradient vector for f(x,y) expressed as text equation as a symbolic formula Visual and Code Views for This Example Official WordPress wpmathpub Plugin Page
Demonstrate Equation Display using HTML This example does not use any HTML editor plugin Gradient vector for f(x,y) expressed as text equation as a symbolic formula HTML Code for This Example Official WordPress wpmathpub Plugin Page
I recently found myself spending a lot of time uploading math images copied from screen shots of MathCad output. This problem became even worse when an economist pointed out several areas where I could improve my mathmatical development. Some background notes So I decided it was time to find a simple way to display WordPress…
Ron Fredericks writes: This is just a short post to point my readers to a new mathematics publishing plugin available from ECI’s Blog Center. This plugin offers a simple alternative to the more standard approaches: XML’s MathML and Math into LaTeX. WordPress Math Publisher plugin home page www.embeddedcomponents.com/wordpress/wpmathpub/ Usage An example of how it can…
[tag]Ron Fredericks[/tag] writes: In my last two posts: I discovered [tag]Dean Lee[/tag]’s [tag]Code Highlighter[/tag] plugin for [tag]Wordpress[/tag] as the blogging solution for my source code display needs. I fixed a word wrap problem in Dean’s plugin. During my research to solve the word wrap problem, I discovered a few more issues leading me to update…
[tag]Ron Fredericks[/tag] writes: In my previous post, I discuss [tag]Dean Lee[/tag]’s [tag]source code[/tag] [tag]syntax highlighting[/tag] [tag]plugin[/tag] for [tag]Wordpress[/tag]. It delivers all the great features of the [tag]GeSHi[/tag] [tag]open-source[/tag] highlight project for Wordress bloggers. Yet some source code displayed badly – turning a developer’s nice clean style into a chaotic and messy format. I demonstrated the…
Ron Fredericks writes: I have a problem in common with many software engineers and technical managers – “How can I display source code within my blog?” See, the problem starts when the source code to be displayed interacts with the blogging software itself and then corrupts the blog’s own loop-and-display engine. Thus, the blog page…