feat: latex rendering with katex #275
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I will do some test tmr and release a new version. Thanks. |
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Not sure if it is a glitch, but there is a ':' appended to the link. |
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Added katex to template.html to render latex. (This is the same engine OpenAI uses.)
The default render was not very readable but after some experimentation I found a format close to the original by adding \displaystyle and \large macros to the preprocessor.
Bare css was not able to center the display math (vs. inline) because identical css is generated for both. I check the nodes on either side of the latex parent for text to determine if it is inline and apply the proper formatting.