Question

@horsegirl27 help

Answer 1

yeah?

Answer 2

What do u do when u want to type a latex code without making the actual latex?
That was confusing ._.

Answer 3

put this around it `

Answer 4

Okay lemme try:
'/(hi/)'

Answer 5

not ' but `

Answer 6

and you're using the wrong /... it's\

Answer 7

Ohh okay

Answer 8

'\(hi\)'

Answer 9

`
not '

Answer 10

``` then enter

Answer 11

```
hi

Answer 12

Ohhh lol hold up

Answer 13

it's the same key as ~

Answer 14

'\[hi\]not'

Answer 15

o.o

Answer 16

what are you doing? xD

Answer 17

Lol I dunno I'll pm u what I entered XD

Answer 18

do this: ```
then hit enter

Answer 19

then do your text

Answer 20

`[\hi\]`

Answer 21

YES!! :D I was using apostrophe this whole time XD I didn't realize the difference when bri mentioned it earlier slowness lol

Answer 22

hahahaha

Answer 23

lol XD

Answer 24

\[\huge\color{pink}{awesomesause}\]

Answer 25

XD

Answer 26

I just made a great tutorial in that other post go look at it XD

Answer 27

*awesomesauce :P

Answer 28

Epic fail XD I said sause

Answer 29

\[\huge\sf\color{pink}{magenta}{awesomesauce}\]

Answer 30

._.

Answer 31

hahahahaha

Answer 32

I used 'sf' font

Answer 33

wait, that's wrong

Answer 34

I used \[\ and \]
Is that the problem?

Answer 35

`\[\ and \]`

Answer 36

what do you mean?

Answer 37

u can't lol

Answer 38

`[\[huge\sf\color{magenta}{awesomesauce}\]`

That's what I used ^^

Answer 39

`\(\Huge\sf\color{magenta}{awesomesauce}\)`

Answer 40

do that

Answer 41

it works

Answer 42

Okay
\(\huge\sf\color{magenta}{awesomesauce}\)

Answer 43

yay!

Answer 44

To separate the color and text @ horse

Answer 45

ik i meant [ :P

Answer 46

XD its the same thing as ( :P

Answer 47

I guess o.o every1 is quite and I felt like I was wring XD

Answer 48

Wrong**

Answer 49

lol

Answer 50

it is but why do u use it?

Answer 51

\(\huge\color{lime}{I'm~bored~-_-~}\)

Answer 52

ikr same

Answer 53

I use it as( :P

Answer 54

ok lol but still why?

Answer 55

Let's make some latex but only text cuz the post is gonna get long :P

Oh just trying it out XD

Answer 56

lol

Answer 57

\(\text{`\\(LaTeX\)`}\) makes `\(LaTeX\)`

Answer 58

And yes, you can use MathJax-\(\LaTeX\) to override the code quoting system and the code quoting system to override MathJax-\(\LaTeX\). So it get a little fun.

Answer 59

so, Eric, I have a question

Answer 60

Same. But you can go first Bri :P

Answer 61

you know how if you use `\(\LaTeX\)` it comes out as \(\LaTeX\)? can you do that to other words?

Answer 62

@e.mccormick

Answer 63

I don't think so Bri

Answer 64

You can make the texify function work on other words in real \(\TeX\) documents. MathJax does not support that, that I know of.

Answer 65

oh, okay