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LaTeX2HTML makes you write blog like in LaTeX doc. You can just copy and paste to create a new post in WP from your tex source file, then it will looks like amsart document style. It support a lot of raw latex command including theorem like environment and BibTeX style citation.

Main Functions

Enable MathJax to render math formula.
Translate raw LaTeX (almost all the command of amsart) to HTML+CSS markup.
Almost every thing is customizable, but also works perfect by default. e.g., support \\newcommand

License

Good news, this plugin is free for everyone! Since it’s released under the GPL2, you can use it free of charge on your personal or commercial blog.

\n","installation":"

(Recommend: Automatically installation) If you install from WP plugin page, just search latex2html and click Install.
(Manually installation) Extract the zip file (that’s you will get latex2html–A file directory) and just drop it in the wp-content/plugins/directory of your WordPress installation
Then activate the Plugin from Plugins page.
(Optional) Do the Test Example (see FAQ).

\n","faq":"

Any question can be feed back at there (turn to the support pannel)

After you updating to WordPress 5.0 or higher, in the new new block editor, you can switch to HTML code mode from Visual mode by Ctrl+Shift+Alt+M. Or you can use the Classical Editor.

\n\n

\nUser’s Manual (included in the LaTeX2HTML’s setting page)\n\n

The full User’s Manual contains:

\n 1.  How to Write the Basic Information of Your Post\n 2.  How to Write Section, Subsection and Subsubsection\n 3.  Itemize and Enumerate: How to List Stuffs\n 4.  The Footnote\n 5.  The Color Scheme: How to Colorize You Content\n 6.  The Figure Environment\n 7.  How to Write a Theorem\n   7.1.  Definition, Lemma, Proposition, Theorem, Corollary, Remark, Proof\n     7.1.1.  Basic Usage of Environments\n     7.1.2.  Assign a Name for Your Theorem\n     7.1.3.  The Proof Environment\n     7.1.4.  More Examples of Environments\n   7.2.  The Problem, Answer Environments\n   7.3.  The Exercise Environment\n   7.4.  The Quote Environment\n 8.  Auto Numbering and Referring Back\n   8.1.  Auto Numbering and Referring Back to Equations\n     8.1.1.  How to Refer back to Equation Number\n     8.1.2.  My Suggestion on “How to Write Equations”\n   8.2.  Auto Numbering and Referring Back to Environments\n     8.2.1.  Auto Numbering of Environments\n     8.2.2.  Referring Back to Environments\n   8.3.  Referring Back to Section\n 9.  BibTeX Citations\n   9.1.  How to Add BibTeX Data\n   9.2.  How to Cite\n 10.  Last Words and Feed Back\n   10.1.  How to Jump Between Links\n 11.  How to Get it?\n

\nA Test Example\n\n

For a test, you can do the following:

\\title{Hello LaTeX2HTML}\n\\begin{thm}[Newdon-Leibniez]\\label{thm:NL}\nIf $f\\in C^1([a,b])$ then\n\\begin{equation}\\label{eq:NL}\n\\int_a^b f'(x) d x=f(b)-f(a)\n\\end{equation}\nIn \\autoref{thm:NL} the main part is \\eqref{eq:NL}.\n\\end{thm}\n

Add a new post (it should be in the HTML code mode rather than the visual mode), copy the code into your new post, then preview it.

In fact, after a while you will find that it almost as if you were write your TeX doc rather than a post!

\n\n","changelog":"

2.5.4

Fixed issue with the “%” character where it was replaced with “%” instead of being ignored, leading to unintended replacements.
Adjusted behavior to correctly preserve occurrences of “%” and ignore content after “%” until the end of the line.

2.5.3

Fixed erroneous replacement of “\\partial” with “tial”.
Corrected processing limitation for figure environments, ensuring all occurrences are processed correctly.

2.5.2

Fix the bug: “linebreak in matrix”.

2.5.1

Fix the % bug, ensuring that it is not ignored when using \\%.

2.5.0

Improved the process of title/author/address/date
Fix the abstract formart
Add support fot \\textit
Support more fixable figure environment
Support wrapfigrue environment
Support \\pageref
Support flushright, flushleft environment
Support description environment
Improved the clean up of preamble
Improve the process of $bibitem is empty
Add new css for default options

2.4.2

fix the figure caption bug

2.4.1

fix the figure process bug
improve the clean of preamble
fix the unable to uninstall bug

2.4.0

fix the Error: Non-static method l2h_bibtex_class::l2h_bibtex_keychecker() cannot be called statically
fix the Warning: Undefined variable $footnotelist

2.3.9

I forgot to update the tag of version.

2.3.8

Test compatibility with php 7.4, please note that php8 or upper will not work
Fix the includegraphics function, where the url of media is fixed

2.3.7

Compatibility test upto wordpress 5.1
Fix the \\footnote command bug
Add thumbnail for plugin

2.3.6

Compatibility test upto wordpress 5.0

2.3.5

Add the support of \\href{link}{text} \\url{link}
Update the default setting for mathjax cdn:https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/mathjax/2.7.5/MathJax.js?config=TeX-AMS-MML_SVG.js
Update the default setting for latex css by adding QED symbol at the end of proof:

\n    .latex_proof::after{\n      content: \"\\220E\";\n      color: gray;\n      text-align: right;\n      display: block;\n      font-size: 1.2em;\n    }\n

Update the user’s manual

2.3.4

Fix the link source error in setting page

2.3.3

Update the translation template

2.3.2

Minor fix the css of manual

2.3.1

Minor fix: some typo in manual

2.3.0

Fix nest list css
Add user’s manual on setting page
Add instruction of localization

2.2.1

Test compatibility upto newest WordPress version( current 4.9.1)

2.2.0

Remove duplicate upgrade process, and now users only need to interact when we upgrade from the older version (less than 1.2.3) to the newer one
Remove the language file under lang/, only reserve latex2html.pot, because we can use the online translation provided by wordpress
Update the online translation guide (under Support & Credit -> How to Localize)

2.1.4

Minor fix: correct the typo Excise->Exercise and infomation->Information

2.1.3

Minor fix: fix the tag <em>
Update compatibility to WordPress 4.8

2.1.2

Add: support footnote for math and text
update the user’s manual
Add FAQ: How to translate it into your native language

2.1.1

Fix: the wront text-domain in plugin header: it should be the same as plugin name rather than val2h
Add: add Spanish THEOREM like environment header, suggested by S. Ching

2.1.0

Fix the missing text-domain tag error in translation
Add the supporting of figure environments

2.0.11

Check bibtex.bib.txt existence before write bibtex data

2.0.10

Move bibtex.bib.txt to uploads root directory

2.0.9

Rename the bibtex.bib to bibtex.bib.txt for directly preview by browser

2.0.8

Fix the backup bibtex before upgrade

2.0.7

New css for print (A4 paper size)

2.0.6

fix the remove % bug

2.0.5

Bug fix:

The mathjax is not load on homepage with default setting
\n
The mysql create syntax error
\n
Add:
\n
\n
write bibtex original data to bibtex.bib
\n

2.0.4

fix the issue of MathJax when speed up by rocket.js of Cloudfare

2.0.3

fix the database update function, the methods may not exists

2.0.2

Bug fix:

check function/methods exists before the call;
fix the translation in content;
fix the unable to delete plugin error;
update user\\’s manual for BibTeX citation support

2.0.1

Fix section refer back by \\ref{secnum} and \\autoref{secnum}
Add full user’s manual

2.0.0

Totally rebuild based on the newest wordpress functions
Add BibTeX style citation support

1.2.3

Remove the auto-number function, since this can be down by mathjax after 2.1
Change the default mathjax config. to svg

1.2.2

Fix the wrong Custom LaTeX CSS Style place.

1.2.1

Compatible with Simple MathJaX

1.2.0

Change the default “load LaTeX2HTML only for Single Post” into an Option
Customlize the LaTeX CSS style
Fix the preamble-position bug
Add the Chinese language support

1.1.0

Add the LaTeX2HTML Demonstration LaTeX Doc
Remove the \\documentclass... and \\usepackage... stuff in the post, this will be convinient if your post are copy and paste from a TeX Doc
Add the Demo TeX doc LaTeX2HTML_TeX_Demo.tex and the PDF file which are obtained by run latex LaTeX2HTML_TeX_Demo.tex
Add Basic LaTeX \newcommand in preamble of LaTeX2HTML Setting page
Update the instruction of LaTeX2HTML Setting page

1.0.2

Solve the compatible problem with simple mathjax (if you were not stop the simple mathjax first before updating the LaTeX2HTML, there are the redeclare function error)
Add an setting page at the Plugins|Active page

1.0.1

Update the readme.txt

1.0.0

Integrate the simple mathjax into LaTeX2HTML
Only load MathJaX on the single page with math formulae (warped with $ and $ or \[ and \])

0.0.5

the original version

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LaTeX Setting

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Lexicographer creates an alphabetical index of your blog, using keywords you choose. The index can be included in any page, post or text widget. Here’s an example of such an index.

I wrote this plugin because I like to invent words and define them on my blog, thereby creating a dictionary distributed over several posts. Not only was there no list of all the words available, it was also that Google wouldn’t find the words because it couldn’t deal with the stress marks I put in there, dictionary-style. Lexicographer solves both of these problems.

Lexicographer’s index is divided into sections, according to the initial characters of terms. Such sections are currently created for the Latin letters (A-Z, letters with diacritics are grouped with the non-diacriticized versions), Hindi characters, and Telugu characters. A single section “#” is created for all Arabic digits (0-9). All other initial characters go into a special section titled “*”. Contributions to add support for other writing systems are welcome!

Usage

Lexicographer does not add any new elements to the WordPress admin interface. Instead, you use it as follows:

In the posts and pages where you define terms, use “Edit as HTML” and put the words and terms to index in spans of class lemma, like so: <span class=\"lemma\">ˌsu·per·ca·liˌfra·gi·lis·ticˌex·pi·a·liˈdo·cious</span> (the stress and hyphenation marks are of course optional).

In the page (or post, or text widget) where you’d like the index to live, paste the following shortcode:

[lexicographer_index]

At this place, the index will be inserted. It will consist of the defined terms, linking to the definitions.

Shortcode attributes:

anchorlinks [true/false, default: true]: If true, anchored links to the terms
\nwill be created. If false, links to the post(s) containing the term will be
\ncreated.
headerlevel [int, default: 3]: Which heading level to use for the capical
\ncharacters in the index.

Support

If you have questions or suggestions, contact me at poststelle ät texttheater döt net.

\n","installation":"

Either:

Search for and install Lexicographer directly through the ‘Plugins’ menu in
\nWordPress

Or:

Download and unzip Lexicographer
Upload the lexicographer directory to the /wp-content/plugins directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

\n","changelog":"

0.9

Added support for Telugu and Hindi (contribution by Sriram Nadiminti).
Tested with WordPress 5.1.1.

0.8

Changed how the Lexicographer index is inserted in posts and pages. You must
\nnow use shortcodes instead of pasting the

string where you want the index to appear.
\n* Using the shortcode, you can now specify the heading level of the capital
\n character and if you want anchoring links for the terms or just plain links
\n to posts.
\n* Tested with WordPress 4.4.2.

0.7

The individual index sections are now put into divs of class
\nlexicographer-index-section for the benefit of those who want to style and/or
\nscript the index.

0.6.

The index is now put into a div of class lexicographer-index for the benefit
\nof those who want to style and/or script the index.

0.5

Transliteration of lemmas to ASCII both for creating anchor names and for
\nsorting now uses the same transliteration table. The characters ÄäÖöÜü
\n(graphemes corresponding to German umlauts) still receive special treatment
\nin that they are expanded à la ä → ae for anchor names (but not for sorting),
\nbut this is now done as a preprocessing step.
The transliteration table now covers almost every latin-derived letter in the
\nUnicode blocks Latin-1 Supplement, Latin Extended-A, Latin Extended-B and
\nLatin Extended Additional. Most transliterations are “glyph-oriented” in that
\nthey involve only removing diacritic marks, decomposing ligatures and
\nrotating letters back. A few transliterations are more “usage-oriented”, such
\nas ß → ss, þ → th or Ɣ → g. Some effort was made to keep the transliteration
\ntable sane, consistent and language-neutral. Missing letters are indicated in
\ncomments. Suggestions for additions and improvement are more than welcome!
Bugfix: generated links were broken if not using /%postname permalinks.
Bugfix: was indexing unpublished posts/pages on installation.

0.4

Now observing DB_CHARSET for creating the database table. This fixes a
\nproblem where non-ASCII characters get replaced by question marks when
\ninserting into the table via a UTF-8 connection.
Tested with WordPress 3.3.2.
Updated documentation.

0.3

Index can now be inserted in widgets.
Tested with WordPress 3.3.
Updated documentation.

0.2

Lemmas are now removed from the index when the post/page containing them is
\ndeleted or otherwise unpublished.
The index now uses absolute links.
Tested with WordPress 2.9.1.
Updated documentation.

0.1

Initial release.

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Link to Dictionary Meaning allows you to quickly set links for difficult words to Bee English Dictionary definitions of words/phrases containing meaning, audio, phonetics, usages and other informations.

*Write “{bd:polemic}” to create a link to the english lemma of “polemic”.

More information

For more information visit the Bee English Dictionary website at http://www.beedictionary.com/ or write to
\nbd.support [AT] beedictionary.com for comments and support.

License

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
\nit under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
\nthe Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
\n(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
\nbut WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
\nMERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
\nGNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
\nalong with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
\nFoundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA

\n","installation":"

Upload the plugin package to your wp-content/plugins directory
Unzip the package (unzip lexidef.zip)
Go to your “plugins” administration page and activate the “Link to Dictionary Meaning” plugin

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