Type complex math expressions easily into your wordpress page using MathQuill (http://mathquill.com/). This plugin adds a new block editor called &#03 …

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Type complex math expressions easily into your wordpress page using MathQuill (http://mathquill.com/). This plugin adds a new block editor called ‘Direct math input’ in the ‘widgets’ category.
Math expressions are saved in LaTeX format and rendered by MathQuill during pageview.
<h4>Usage</h4>
After installing, a new block editor called ‘Direct math input’ will be available. Each block contains a MathQuill instance 
where you can edit math right on your page.
When the math editor is focused, you can enter math symbols using your keyboard or via copy/paste. 
See the http://mathquill.com/ homepage for a visual demonstration of how to input math.
Some common keyboard shortcuts are as follows:
<ul>
<li>/ (forward slash) Enter a new fraction, with focusable input areas for numerator and denominator</li>
<li>^ (caret) Enter a new superscript, e.g. to add an exponent</li>
<li>_ (underscore) Enter a new subscript </li>
<li>( (open parentheses) Open parentheses (which will scale based on the height of the content inside) Other parenthesis types behave similarly, e.g. [ and {</li>
<li>\ (backslash) Start typing one of the control sequences below. When finished, press enter or space to see the resulting symbol</li>
</ul>
Control sequences – to create each symbol, type the full sequence (including the backslash) into the math editor, followed by 
space or enter. (not an exhaustive list)
<ul>
<li>\plusminus</li>
<li>\times</li>
<li>\alpha</li>
<li>\beta</li>
<li>\gamma</li>
<li>\delta</li>
<li>\Alpha</li>
<li>\Beta</li>
<li>\Gamma</li>
<li>\Delta</li>
<li>\summation</li>
<li>\prod</li>
<li>\int</li>
<li>\sqrt</li>
<li>\nthroot</li>
<li>\lt</li>
<li>\gt</li>
<li>\le</li>
<li>\ge</li>
<li>\approx</li>
<li>\doteq</li>
<li>\neq</li>
<li>\nless</li>
<li>\ngtr</li>
<li>\intersection</li>
<li>\union</li>
<li>\subset</li>
<li>\superset</li>
<li>\notsubset</li>
<li>\nosuperset</li>
<li>\subseteq</li>
<li>\isin</li>
<li>\contains</li>
<li>\notcontains</li>
<li>\Complex</li>
<li>\Hamiltonian</li>
<li>\Imaginary</li>
<li>\Naturals</li>
<li>\Primes</li>
<li>\Rationals</li>
<li>\Reals</li>
</ul>

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