Better MathJax suggests MathJax commands and environments while you type math in Obsidian. You can change any built-in symbol and add your own.
For all features, with screenshots, see Features.
$…$ or $$…$$ to see matching symbols with rendered previews. You do not have to type the backslash: frac suggests \frac, and pmat suggests a full pmatrix block.\frac to insert \frac{@1@}{@2@}. Press Tab to go to the next field.Tab also moves past closing brackets. It goes first past the brackets that the plugin or Obsidian added for you. Shift+Tab moves back.\newcommand, \DeclareMathOperator and similar commands become suggestions in that note._ or ^ in math to get _{} or ^{}.& columns and remove extra spaces. The math renders the same as before.Tab, Enter, snippets and the formatter.
Tab, Enter and the arrow keys work without them.Your settings and hotkeys stay the same, with one exception. These three commands have new IDs, so you must assign their hotkeys again:
The hotkey guide in the plugin settings shows the commands that have no hotkey.
The first time 2.0 starts, it imports the symbols from your old symbol note. The plugin finds the note from your 1.x settings, or uses symbols.md. A message tells you how many symbols it found. The plugin does not change the note, so you can send it to the trash after the import. To import a note in the old format later, use Import from note in the settings or run Import custom symbols from note.
Version 2.0 also makes these changes:
\delta and \Delta are different suggestions.For the build commands, the code layout and the release steps, see Development.