Displays multiple note fields per line, lets users toggle fields between short and full-width, shows LaTeX compilation results in editor and browser, and saves column settings with the note type.
Alternatives to Show LaTeX and MathJax result in editor/browser
AnkiWeb addon 882784122
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Converts dollar MathJax delimiters to \(...\) and \[...\] forms in the Editor, selected Browser notes in bulk, and the current review note, preserving formatting and skipping rendered equations.
Converts standard LaTeX delimiters into Anki's native MathJax format via an editor toolbar button or bulk conversion of all or selected notes.
Converts mathematical formulae copied from Wikipedia or MathJax-enabled websites into standard Anki equation boxes containing the corresponding LaTeX, requiring manual installation of the lxml Python library.
Automatically compiles LaTeX while notes are added or edited, warns immediately about compilation errors, and tags affected notes with LaTeXError for easy retrieval.
Fixes cloze conflicts by replacing internal }} with } }, handling trailing braces and nested clozes, and removing non-breaking spaces inside MathJax, with browser and reviewer bulk-fix actions.
Adds keyboard shortcut tooltips to the editor's dropdown menu items, including MathJax, LaTeX, and Edit HTML options, by replacing the menu-generating method.
Automates conversion of $ and $$ math delimiters to \( \) and \[ \] while creating cards, adding a button to the editor for formatting.
Fixes stray // and $$ math delimiters in NotebookLM and CSV-imported flashcards, preserves existing LaTeX, supports undo, and can tag cards possibly missing images.
Lets you customize Anki keyboard shortcuts through a control panel, set a synced configuration file path, restore defaults, and modifies math-formula-editor shortcut handling.
Displays all cards from the selected deck in a customizable, paginated grid with hover/click flipping, flip-all mode, and LaTeX rendering, though images, audio, and other media are unsupported.
Exports selected cards, decks, or tags to a printable HTML file showing both card sides, with media and LaTeX support, for printing or saving as PDF.