Use Math code for online use on a web site

[johntimber]

Hi,

We have this problem of writing certain math problems in a readable way (algebra usually). I know that with OpenOffice.org Math you can write the math problem in a way that is readable. I talked with the manager of the website, and she would like to put the software on it. Is there a way to do that? What I mean is, like to put the software on the website itself so users can use it to write math problems on the website (instead of writing it like they do now, in an unreadable way). Is that possible somehow? Do we need some form of permission?
Another thing. How do I take the math problem on the software program and put it on the website? I tried to save it in html, but it just didn't work. The option wasn't there.

Please help.

I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.

References:-
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/v ... =12&t=4669
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Thanks!

[rebouxo]

Hey,

It's a french forum :D . Obviously if you want to have some math formula on a website, look for mathjax. You just haveto declare the adress of the mathjax script. You can write formula via LaTeX syntax.

Olivier.

[bibi6]

Another way is to use latex.codecogs.com, if there are a few formulas...

Example (to be included in a website): <img src="http://latex.codecogs.com/svg.latex?1+\sin(x)" border="0"/>