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I am working on a Math related web page and am looking for a solution to writing Mathematical equations easily onto a web page. There are several solutions readily available to me at the moment: <ul> <li>Use LaTeX and publish them on my web page as images.</li> <li>Use MathML</li> </ul> Both of these solutions aren't ideal and seem somewhat dated. Replacing what should be text with an image is never a good idea and MathML isn't compliant with all browsers/operating systems. I'm hoping that there is a modern solution to using images or MathML, perhaps something utilising sIFR to display mathematical equations? After a bit of research I am still yet to find any real solution. Please note that I am asking for a new way of publishing equations. I do not want images to be the output that is displayed on the web page and would rather have these equations rendered as textual data. MathML is the closest I've come, but it's still not ideal. I've wondered for a while whether a replacement tool like sIFR could be utilised to create equations in Flash. Anyone have any suggestions on this front? EDIT: It's been a while since I last updated this post, but with HTML5 becoming adopted by browsers there is a new player in the game that introduces LaTeX and MathML back into the mix, <a href="http://www.mathjax.org/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">MathJax!</a>. MathJax are definitely the way to go! Similar Question: <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/775168">Math equations on the web</a>
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