Support MathJax extension, e.g. physics package #1662
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support physics package
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I made some modifications. Could the administrator please help me delete this pull request? The new pull request is #1663 |
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MathJax provides many extensions that help us input mathematical expressions more conveniently. Among them, the
physicspackage is particularly important for STEM majors, as it allows us to easily input matrices, Dirac notation, adjust bracket sizes, and more.I modified
_includes/js-selector.htmlto add support for thephysicspackage. Additionally, I also set MathJax to use global SVG font caching, which helps improve performance, especially on websites with multiple pages containing mathematical formulas. This reduces the time required to regenerate fonts each time a page is loaded.I also added an example using the
physicspackage in_posts/2019-08-08-text-and-typography.md.More extensions of MathJax can be found here
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Fixed #622