About slavisav
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Hi, I’m Slavisa, and I’ve always been enamored with the intricacies of mathematics and electrical engineering. Ever since I was a child, the logical frameworks

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Since I write about mathematics in my blog, I am asking for advice on which plugin I should install in order to be able to write mathematical formulas.

I do not know ?

All right.

If you want, you can visit my site:

https://infinitemathworld.com

where I have published 17 texts so far in mathematics and electrical engineering.

I checked with Google by typing the question. This is the response

There are several WordPress plugins that can create mathematical formulas, including:

MathType: A plugin that allows you to write mathematical equations and chemical formulas into your WordPress CMS. You can use the desktop version of MathType to copy equations into your CMS.

WP-KaTeX: Integrates the KaTeX LaTeX equation typesetting engine with WordPress.

WP Math Publisher: Uses shortcode tags to display mathematical equations within your WordPress posts, pages, and comments.

MathQuill: Allows you to type complex math expressions into your WordPress page.

Calculated Fields Form: Includes an advanced formula editor with syntax highlighting and error detection.

Other WordPress plugins that can create mathematical formulas include:
Youngwhan's Simple Latex, Codecogs Latex Equation Editor, and Google Equation for WordPress

Hope that helps I dont' know how they could affect your site speed or anything else, so you may need to check each one out and read what they state before you choose one.

Also you will need to see if ithey are still available when you search the one you are interested in.

Andre

Thank you.

You are welcome perhaps you can even ask AI for further ideas

Yes, I know. I wanted to see if anyone had personal experience.
Thanks again.

If you want, you can visit my website:

https://infinitemathworld.com

where I have published 17 texts on mathematics and electrical engineering so far.

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Which plugin I should install?

Which plugin I should install?

asked in
Getting Started

Since I write about mathematics in my blog, I am asking for advice on which plugin I should install in order to be able to write mathematical formulas.

I do not know ?

All right.

If you want, you can visit my site:

https://infinitemathworld.com

where I have published 17 texts so far in mathematics and electrical engineering.

I checked with Google by typing the question. This is the response

There are several WordPress plugins that can create mathematical formulas, including:

MathType: A plugin that allows you to write mathematical equations and chemical formulas into your WordPress CMS. You can use the desktop version of MathType to copy equations into your CMS.

WP-KaTeX: Integrates the KaTeX LaTeX equation typesetting engine with WordPress.

WP Math Publisher: Uses shortcode tags to display mathematical equations within your WordPress posts, pages, and comments.

MathQuill: Allows you to type complex math expressions into your WordPress page.

Calculated Fields Form: Includes an advanced formula editor with syntax highlighting and error detection.

Other WordPress plugins that can create mathematical formulas include:
Youngwhan's Simple Latex, Codecogs Latex Equation Editor, and Google Equation for WordPress

Hope that helps I dont' know how they could affect your site speed or anything else, so you may need to check each one out and read what they state before you choose one.

Also you will need to see if ithey are still available when you search the one you are interested in.

Andre

Thank you.

You are welcome perhaps you can even ask AI for further ideas

Yes, I know. I wanted to see if anyone had personal experience.
Thanks again.

If you want, you can visit my website:

https://infinitemathworld.com

where I have published 17 texts on mathematics and electrical engineering so far.

See more comments

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