Question

Can you just straight up type latex in? I don't like the equation editor. Especially because I can't seem to find how to put in fractions.

Answer 1

yep you can

Answer 2

for example:
\[\text{\[\LaTeX\]}\]

Answer 3

if you type that you will get \(\LaTeX\)

Answer 4

\(\frac{a}{b}

Answer 5

enclose with \)

Answer 6

\(\frac{a}{b}\)

Answer 7

\[\text{\[{a \over b}\]} \rightarrow {a \over b}\]

Answer 8

I can't stand equation editor

Answer 9

\[\frac{1}{4\pi \epsilon_\circ}\]

Answer 10

awesome, that is going to save me SO MUCH time! thanks.

Answer 11

\[\text {\[\frac ab\]} \implies \frac ab\]

Answer 12

lgba is showing off :P

Answer 13

lol just showing the variations *whistle*

Answer 14

You can use the format I showed you to write fractions like \(\large\frac{5\pi}{2p_o}\) in text.

Answer 15

you can also do textception
\[\large \text{\[\text{\text{\text{\text}}}\]}\]

Answer 16

so I put \(\frac{a}{b}\) for inline and if I want to display I put \[\frac{a}{b}\]. The live preview is also awesome

Answer 17

I think you have it all figured out now.

Answer 18

If you want to know more advanced features, talk to lgba or Parth.