diff --git a/manual/resources/mathjax.epub b/manual/resources/mathjax.epub index 313fd12f1a..09b1e45b01 100644 Binary files a/manual/resources/mathjax.epub and b/manual/resources/mathjax.epub differ diff --git a/manual/typesetting_math.rst b/manual/typesetting_math.rst index d32992f184..2d2ca1989a 100644 --- a/manual/typesetting_math.rst +++ b/manual/typesetting_math.rst @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ AsciiMath. The |app| viewer uses the excellent `MathJax creating ebooks with math in them that work well with the |app| viewer. A simple HTML file with mathematics -====================================== +------------------------------------- You can write mathematics inline inside a simple HTML file and the |app| viewer will render it into properly typeset mathematics. In the example below, we use @@ -48,9 +48,20 @@ This snippet looks like the following screen shot in the |app| viewer. :guilabel:`The Lorentz Equations` The complete HTML file, with more equations and inline mathematics is -reproduced below. Also, a link the EPUB version, generated by converting the -HTML file to EPUB in |app|: `mathjax.epub <_static/mathjax.epub>`_. +reproduced below. You can convert this HTML file to EPUB in |app| to end up +with an ebook you can distribute easily to other people. + +.. only:: online + + Here is the generated EPUB file: `mathjax.epub <_static/mathjax.epub>`_. .. literalinclude:: mathjax.html :language: html +More information +----------------- + +Since the |app| viewer uses the MathJax library to render mathematics, the best +place to find out more about math in ebooks and get help is the `MathJax +website `_. +