This macro implements the LaTeX inline math mode. Formulas or symbols that are part of a paragraph are written inline math mode (e.g., "\tau").
To work with LaTeX Math Inline, you must install the LaTeX Math application. For more information, see Installation.
Understanding Components
Every component in the below image is marked with a number to help you identify it.
The following table describes the components:
Number | Component | Description |
|---|---|---|
1 | Syntax | This box allows you to enter the syntax in the latex formatted math and the preview is generated in the Equation box.  |
2 | Equation | This box allows you to view the equation and you can edit the equation. The same is reflected in the Syntax box.  |
3 | Most Used | This section contains the most used formulas from a particular subject. If you may require any of the formulas simply click on it.  |
4 | Search box | This box allows you to search for the latex commands. |
5 | Undo | This option will reverse the typing action that you made recently. |
6 | Redo | This option will repeat the typing action that you made recently. |
7 | Help | This option will direct you to the documentation. |
8 | Insert/Save | This option will insert the macro along with the change you made on to your page. |
9 | Cancel | This option will close the macro window without saving. |
Creating LaTeX Math Inline Macro
To create a LaTeX Math Inline, Perform the following steps:
Create a new page or Edit where you want to create an equation.
2. Type / or click the + icon.
3. Select LaTeX Math Inline and Click Insert. The LaTeX Math Inline Macro window is displayed.
4. Type the syntax in the latex formatted math. For more information, see Understanding Components.
5. Click the Insert button.
Adding Multi-line Equations in the LaTex Math Inline Macro
In LaTeX formats equations, the double backslash command \\ is used to create a new line or initiate a line break. The double backslash command \\ in the LaTex Math Inline macro generates the following code and creates a new line automatically.
\begin{align}
<equation 1> \\
<equation 2> \\
<equation 3>
\end{align}
Note:
The \\ command is used to create a new line and automatically aligns equations to the right. To have equations left-aligned, place the & symbol before each equation when entering them.
Editing LaTeX Math Inline Macro
To edit a LaTeX Math Inline, perform the following:
You must be in the Edit mode to edit a macro.
Click the
icon. The Edit 'LaTeX Math Inline' Macro window is displayed.
2. Make the required changes and then click the Save button.
Deleting LaTeX Math Inline Macro
To delete a LaTeX Math Inline, select the macro and click the icon.
You must be in the Edit mode to delete a macro.
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