The Mathematics Plugin that allows the equations to be typeset on this blog – wpMathPub

Published by Fudgy McFarlen on August 17, 2008August 17, 2008

$e^{pi i} + 1 = 0$

The beautiful equation tying pi, 1, 0, e and i all together. You have to love that.

I am using wpmathpub.

The wpmathpub math publisher plugin for WordPress.org blogs is now available directly from WordPress.org’s plugin site. The WordPress.org hosted version manages several promotional and support features:

Overview of the plugin here>
Overview of the PHP Math Publisher library here>
Installation instructions here>
Example of how wpmathpub works, and how to install it here>
Frequently Asked Questions and their answers too here>
Metrics here>
Download from WordPress.org here>

And most importantly for me now that I have it all installed

a reference page on usage syntax.
Complete syntax listing Local Copy of Syntax Listing 0riginal page appears to have died.

Secrets to successfully using

A set of {} curly brackets around things that do not properly render are invisible and give the code a signal character to know how to render. An example is greek character mu. I found this would not render in certain positions because the code did not know when the character started. However {mu} did render.