Yes. I agree. For the developers, this is a similar post to Steven Durham. I hope the votes would add up.
While I do understand Tana seems to like WYSIWYG style, some implementations could be similar to Ed, as shown in the photo below:
It can be seen that as a user, you can use latex form or a click the appropriate layout. so depending on their latex skill level, you can use either the former or latter, or even both.
The alternative one is similar to Craft Docs as shown below:
But I think Ed has a better design.
However, the missing element in both of these options is an in-line equation.
This is obviously solved in latex through $...$ syntax.
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Yes. I agree. For the developers, this is a similar post to Steven Durham. I hope the votes would add up.
While I do understand Tana seems to like WYSIWYG style, some implementations could be similar to Ed, as shown in the photo below:
It can be seen that as a user, you can use latex form or a click the appropriate layout. so depending on their latex skill level, you can use either the former or latter, or even both.
The alternative one is similar to Craft Docs as shown below:
But I think Ed has a better design.
However, the missing element in both of these options is an in-line equation.
This is obviously solved in latex through $...$ syntax.