Using math in markdown

[p1tt1p...@gmail.com]

I've allready create an issue for this question (https://github.com/holgerbrandl/opencards/issues/32), but I think, the forum is a better place for this. Therefore, apologize for the double posting...

Is there a way to use math terms inside markdown files. the common math identifer like $...$ or \\(...\\) don't work.

[Holger Brandl]

HI p1tt,

I actually prefer the tracker for features requests because it allows to tie code changes to feature specs. But feel welcome via both channels. 

Best,

Holger

<p1tt1p...@gmail.com> schrieb am Di., 7. März 2017 um 12:32 Uhr:

I've allready create an issue for this question (https://github.com/holgerbrandl/opencards/issues/32), but I think, the forum is a better place for this. Therefore, apologize for the double posting...

Is there a way to use math terms inside markdown files. the common math identifer like $...$ or \\(...\\) don't work.

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[p1tt1p...@gmail.com]

Ah ok. The text on [http://opencards.info/help.html#markdown] suggested that it would be implemented. I thought I did not know the syntax.