Use TeXZilla when it is present (and MathJax absent). #19
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As a side note you can use MathML in SVG and so in WebGL. For example this works in Gecko: |
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I'm not really a fan of MathML. The existing MathJax 'support' was just a hack that didn't work well anyhow, so I'm going to leave this out in favor of more proper equation / overlay / diagram support in Mathbox 2. |
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This uses TeXZilla when it is present (for example if one includes http://fred-wang.github.io/TeXZilla/TeXZilla-min.js) to convert the labels to native MathML. This should be more standard, faster and could probably help with the styling of labels. However, this obviously requires a standard-compliant browser. I tested it with WebKit and Gecko with the files in examples/.