Amazing feature! Just one thing: Is there a way to customize the triggers? I might want to have inline math with double-dollar sign $$...$$, and something else for the block. Thank you!
Speaking of delimiters, is there a reason why \[ and \] are not supported as math block delimiters? My understanding is that $$ is plain TeX, while \[ \] is preferred in LaTeX. It's not a big issue at all, I've just been using \[ and \] for about 20 years so it's what I'm personally used to (others may have different preferences). But I do think that \[ and \] is quite common out there.
It appears that KaTeX supports it by default as well.
@dstillman I observe the following scenario which might not be desirable: Text in the notes: "$something $somethingelse $$" Rendering: $something \inline{somethingelse}$
where "\inline{}" refers to the latex rendering.
I think if there are two "$" appear anywhere in the text, and if the second one is not followed by certain characters (alphanumeric perhaps?), then inline math mode is rendered. So if I type "I will give you $400, and I am expecting you to return $ 500", then the inline math mode will be triggered for "400, and I am expecting you to return ".
Zotero devs have said in several other threads that additional features in annotations directly are quite tricky for a bunch of technical reasons, so at least not super soon.
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Just one thing: Is there a way to customize the triggers? I might want to have inline math with double-dollar sign $$...$$, and something else for the block.
Thank you!
Note that we've tried to avoid accidentally triggering — e.g., you can type "$400 to $500" without it creating an inline math node.
If you're seeing it triggered for something that you wouldn't expect, let us know.
It appears that KaTeX supports it by default as well.
Text in the notes:
"$something $somethingelse $$"
Rendering:
$something \inline{somethingelse}$
where "\inline{}" refers to the latex rendering.
I think if there are two "$" appear anywhere in the text, and if the second one is not followed by certain characters (alphanumeric perhaps?), then inline math mode is rendered. So if I type "I will give you $400, and I am expecting you to return $ 500", then the inline math mode will be triggered for "400, and I am expecting you to return ".
Is there any way to include a personal macro file? Either locally (to a note) or globally?