How do you quote a previous post in Latex

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perl · Answer

suppose I posted this :

perl · Answer

$$ \text{If f is continuous at b and }\lim_{x \rightarrow a}g(x)=b \ \ \text{then} \lim_{x \rightarrow a}f(g(x))= f(\lim_{x \rightarrow a}g(x))=f(b) $$

perl · Answer

I found a typo and i want to fix that

perl · Answer

also i need a new line character in there

jagr2713 · Answer

you want to know how to do latex

thesmartone · Answer

@perl Get this extension for chrome https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/open-study-quoting/daeffggacpioiaekojicffekajgcejgb?hl=en And there is a quote and a copy button. The copy button will copy all the latex and you can edit it and all. Even if there are many latex commands in it, it will copy it all :)

sammixboo · Answer

Right, and if you want a new line type \ where you want a new line in the LaTeX so you can keep on typing

`$\sf \large \color{blue}{Sammi~is~amazang~and~awesome\ guys}$` 

$\sf \large \color{blue}{Sammi~is~amazang~and~awesome\ guys}$

jaynator495 · Answer

O_O *body turns to liquid*
perl made a latex post ... wow... #ThereReallyIsaFirstTimeForEverything!
first time ive seen one anyway xD

unklerhaukus · Answer

Without the extension, 
simply right click on the $\TeX$, 
go to 'show math as', 'Tex commands'
select, copy, paste, edit

anonymous · Answer

HULKING LATEX!!!!!

perl · Answer

thanks guys, sorry for the late reply

jaynator495 · Answer

np :P

jaynator495 · Answer

woah... your looking at my latex tutorial!!! O_O

jaynator495 · Answer

im scared and happy at the same time xD