how do you do big nd moving latex?

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joel_the_boss · Answer

`$\huge Ham$` 

$\huge Ham$

bohotness · Answer

thats kind of big and not moving

joel_the_boss · Answer

That's as big as it gets and LaTeX does not move.

nobrainiachere · Answer

@bohotness i dont think you can make $\LaTeX$ move

bohotness · Answer

>.> acctualyi t can i saw someone do that and detle it

anonymous · Answer

sounds fishy.

eclipsedstar · Answer

Probably your browser was acting up. LaTeX codes were mixed up once when my browser was lagging and the characters of the LaTeX were bouncing up and down .-.

anonymous · Answer

Some latex can move depending on the plugin(thing that you use for latex) i must be a specific plugin to allow it to move there are some plugins the you must have latex and the plugin to make it work.

anonymous · Answer

@bohotness

anonymous · Answer

Google = op!

bohotness · Answer

ohhhhhhhhhhh :()))))

e.mccormick · Answer

Yah, there are things for $\LaTeX$ to make presentations, like Beamer and Proposer.  Some people have done similar things on the web that use $\LaTeX$ as the language it is driven by.  Also, what MathJax can do with $\LaTeX$ is dependent on what packages are loaded.  But the more pacakages you load, the slower it can go.

joel_the_boss · Answer

@e.mccormick Then why doesn't OS wipe out files that have not been touched for over a year. OS has so many unnecessary things which could improve the speed of the website.

e.mccormick · Answer

Um, Joel, that has nothing to do with the speed of the site.  The cache servers only have the recent database entries, so they are actually pretty small and quick.  The archive stuff is only in the main database.

thesmartone · Answer

Its probably more like it was loading and reloading and you kept on seeing the code and then the latex and so you saw it as moving.