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- 1. Install the jsMath plug-in package
- 2. Download the font
- 3. Modify the browser (Firefox 3.5.3) Configuration
- 4. Modify the TiddlyWiki page file
- 5. Modify the Load. js File
- 6. Install Plugin: jsMath suite
- Note:
TiddlyWikiA smallWikiThe system is fully developed by CSS + JavaScript + HTML. Is a good knowledge management tool.
Because you need to write mathematical formulas in your notes, you can use the LaTex plug-in. This jsMath is written in JavaScript. Its installation is a little complicated.
1. Install the jsMath plug-in package
Download the jsMath plug-in package, where jsMath-3.6c.zip is selected. Decompress the content to the folder where TiddlyWiki is located. The folder structure is as follows:
-- TiddlyWiki
| -- JsMath
2. Download the font
●Download the sprite font. Select
Cmbsy10-sprite.zip
Cmmib10-sprite.zip
Decompress the two fonts to the jsMath/font-sprite folder. The folder structure is as follows:
-- TiddlyWiki
| -- JsMath
| -- Cmmib10
| -- Cmbsy10
●Download Tex Fonts. Select
TeX-fonts-35.zip
For more information about how to install fonts, see Installing the jsMath Font Files.
3. Modify the browser (Firefox 3.5.3) Configuration
Enter about: config in the address bar and modify the parameters as follows:
Security. fileurl. strict_origin_policy = false
4. Modify the TiddlyWiki page file
●Go to the MarkupPreHead tag and add the following code
Code
<! -- {-->
<Script type = "text/javascript" src = "jsMath/easy/load. js"> </script>
<Script type = "text/javascript" src = "jsMath/extensions/boldsymbol. js"> </
Script>
<Script type = "text/javascript" src = "jsMath/plugins/tex2math. js"> </
Script>
<Script type = "text/javascript" src = "jsMath/plugins/
SpriteImageFonts. js "> </script>
<! -- }}}->
5. Modify the Load. js File
Set the autoload parameter in easy/load. js to 0.
Autoload = 0
6. Install Plugin: jsMath suite
Click backstage in the upper-right corner of the TiddlyWiki homepage, select the import option, and enter
Http://bob.mcelrath.org/tiddlyjsmath.html?plugin: jsMath
You can import the jsMath plug-in.
Note:
1. TiddlyWiki and LaTeX-Scientific Notebooks Made Easy
2. TiddlyWiki Technical Support
3. Installing the jsMath Font Files
4. LATEX TiddlyWiki a reusable non-linear personal web notebook with LaTeX via jsMath