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Add documentation on formula escaping #65
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@gor181 is there a more general source for this information or is it specific to the way teach does things? |
@richierocks would you like this documented anywhere in particular in the authoring docs? |
Source is @vincentvankrunkelsven memory 😃. Another source would be checking the teach-parser source code. From what I know escaping markdown is the only necessary thing to get them working properly. |
@ncarchedi Can adding equations by productized? In the meantime, a page in the 'Writing NormalExercises' directory would be most natural, I think. https://github.com/datacamp/authoring/tree/master/docs/courses/exercises/normal-exercises |
@richierocks I don't think we want to create a whole UI just for building equations given the long list of other stuff we need to get to. But we could definitely create a small markdown formula cheat sheet and link to it somewhere in the editor or in a help article so it's easily findable. WDYT? |
I'd rather people don't have to leave the editor to find it. |
@vincentvankrunkelsven commented on Fri Jun 16 2017
LaTeX formulas in markdown should be escaped. E.g. in$x_{1}+x_{3}$ , the $x\_{1}+x\_{3}$
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