Django CMS MathJax Plugin
Django CMS MathJax Plugin provides a plugin that allows you to use MathJax markups within a page.
This plugin was rewritten from a prior work of Dmitry E. Kislov in late 2015 (cf. forked repo).
Despite it works fine, it isn’t a very elegant solution since it doesn’t add content but add javascript ressource to the page instead.
Note we don’t need a plugin for MathJax contents since MathJax acts as a parser and don’t relies on classes.
Installation
This plugin requires django CMS 3 or higher to be properly installed.
Within your virtualenv run pip install cmsplugin-mathjax
Check you have 'django_sekizai' in your INSTALLED_APPS setting
Add 'cmsplugin_mathjax' to your INSTALLED_APPS setting
Run manage.py migrate cmsplugin_mathjax
Usage
You just have to add this plugin in your page structure somewhere (best at the beginning).
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