HTML to PDF software that perserves MathJax?

[crysta...@gmail.com]

Hello,

I am new to MathJax and the company I work for is very interested in using MathJax in the future for documentation. I have had no issues running MathJax's in our webpage browser. Our only issue is finding an adequate software which keeps the MathJax intact when we convert it to a .pdf. From the browser it works fine but for our potential customers we want to be able to give them documentation in .pdf form and not have them convert the documentation.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Crystal Anderson

[Peter Krautzberger]

Hi Crystal,

Printing web content is beyond the scope of MathJax itself but generally works. There are many tools for this. One example is Vivliostyle.

Regards,

Peter.

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[Kawakubo Toru]

Hi,

Thank you for referring to Vivliostyle.

Few notes on using MathJax in Vivliostyle:

- Vivliostyle has a fixed configuration for MathJax in it. The current configuration is:

  - The TeX-MML-AM_CHTML configuration file is used. That means:

      - CommonHTML output processor is used.

      - TeX, MathML, and AsciiMath input can be used.

  - The following configuration is additionally loaded: https://github.com/vivliostyle/vivliostyle.js/blob/master/resources/mathjax-config.js

- How to include math in a HTML document

  - You can have MathML typeset by simply including a <math> element in the HTML.

  - For TeX and AsciiMath, you need to enclose the math content in an element with ‘data-math-typeset=true’ attribute.

  - See the following example: https://github.com/vivliostyle/vivliostyle.js/blob/master/test/files/math-sample.html

Regards,

On 2017/05/15, at 16:34, Peter Krautzberger <peter.kra...@mathjax.org> wrote:

Hi Crystal,

Printing web content is beyond the scope of MathJax itself but generally works. There are many tools for this. One example is Vivliostyle.

Regards,

Peter.

On Thu, May 11, 2017 at 8:01 PM, <crysta...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

I am new to MathJax and the company I work for is very interested in using MathJax in the future for documentation. I have had no issues running MathJax's in our webpage browser. Our only issue is finding an adequate software which keeps the MathJax intact when we convert it to a .pdf. From the browser it works fine but for our potential customers we want to be able to give them documentation in .pdf form and not have them convert the documentation.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Crystal Anderson

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Toru Kawakubo （川久保 亮）
Vivliostyle Inc.
http://vivliostyle.com

[Sandor Szabo]

Thanks for your valuable information.