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November 24, 2025

WordPress wpmathpub Plugin: WordPress classic editor

Filed under: Web Components,wpmathpub — Tags: , , — Ron Fredericks @ 11:49 pm

Demonstrate Equation Display Using the Classic Editor

This example uses the visual editor

  • Gradient vector for f(x,y) expressed as text
  • vec{Del}f(x,y) equation as a symbolic formula

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How to Create wpmathpub Equation Using Classic Editor

How to Create wpmathpub Equation Using Classic Editor

 

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WordPress wpmathpub. Plugin: Simple HTML

Filed under: Web Components,wpmathpub — Tags: , , — Ron Fredericks @ 6:18 pm

Demonstrate Equation Display using HTML

This example does not use any HTML editor plugin

    • Gradient vector for f(x,y) expressed as text
    • vec{Del}f(x,y,z) equation as a symbolic formula

 

HTML Code for This Example

HTML code to generate mathematical equations using wpmathpub short code entry

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August 18, 2025

How to Display Math Symbols in WordPress

Filed under: WordPress,wpmathpub — Ron Fredericks @ 5:17 pm

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 posts using math symbols. I choose the work around the PHP library called phpmathpublisher developed by Pascal Brachet. I then took a little time to improve on the previous work of Matteo Bertini’s WordPress plugin for Pascal’s library called wphpmathpublisher.

Sample tag used to create output below

f(x)~left~ sum{kappa=1}{infty}{delim{[}{{1/(x_kappa)^kappa}}{]}}

Results with the new size=xx attribute
f(x)~left~ sum{kappa=1}{infty}{delim{[}{{1/(x_kappa)^kappa}}{]}} size=6
f(x)~left~ sum{kappa=1}{infty}{delim{[}{{1/(x_kappa)^kappa}}{]}} size=8
f(x)~left~ sum{kappa=1}{infty}{delim{[}{{1/(x_kappa)^kappa}}{]}} size=10
f(x)~left~ sum{kappa=1}{infty}{delim{[}{{1/(x_kappa)^kappa}}{]}} size=12, or default if no size specified
f(x)~left~ sum{kappa=1}{infty}{delim{[}{{1/(x_kappa)^kappa}}{]}} size=13
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