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Plugins
OverviewHTML editors
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WordPress Moodle Canvas, Blackboard and LTI BloggerOther
Google Docs and Slides TiddlyWikiDevelopers
Writing your own
Equations in Blogger
Blogger has no plugin system, but it does let you add a script to every page of your blog.
Add fxTeX there once, and any LaTeX you write
in a post between $…$ or $$…$$ is shown as a properly
typeset equation — free, with no licence key.
To add it:
- Log in to Blogger: https://www.blogger.com
- Choose Layout from the dropdown menu under More Options:

- In Manage Blogs, select Design:

- On the right, click Add a Gadget:

- Scroll down and select HTML/JavaScript:

- Switch to Edit HTML mode. The Rich Text link in the upper-right corner indicates that you are editing HTML. Paste the following code into Content:
<script src="https://fxtex.codecogs.com/fxtex.min.js"></script> <script>fxTeX.autoRender();</script> - Select Save and close the gadget editor.
Then write equations straight into your posts, for example $e^{i\pi}+1=0$.
Readers can right-click any equation to copy it or open it as a graph — see the
right-click menu. To write equations with a toolbar rather
than by hand, compose them in the online fxEditor and copy the LaTeX across.
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