Comment by sbmassey
8 years ago
Anki also supports Mathjax natively, so you can put the latex-ish code between a \(\) or \[\] and you don't need the image file step.
8 years ago
Anki also supports Mathjax natively, so you can put the latex-ish code between a \(\) or \[\] and you don't need the image file step.
I think it doesn't work in Android version
I have this at the bottom of my card templates. Works on desktop and Android: https://pastebin.com/uqUrJBdZ
I write my cards on Linux, review on Linux and android. The latex support is definitely helpful, but yeah, you need to 'render' it on desktop to get the images