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About WP QuickLaTeX
QuickLaTeX is a WordPress plugin that allows you to easily insert formulas and graphics using native LaTeX shorthands. It supports inline formulas, displayed equations, auto-numbering, labeling and referencing, and also has support for AMS-LaTeX and TikZ. No LaTeX installation is required and it is customizable using the UI page.Screenshots







Changelog
3.8.8
- More fixes to prevent XSS attack on admin settings page (suggested by WPScan team).
- Minor changes to improve PHP code (suggested by Mike Witt).
3.8.7
- Added extra checks on input settings on admin page (to prevent the possibility of XSS attack).
- Minor changes and new version release.
3.8.6
- Plugin and servers have been switched to work in HTTPS mode.
3.8.5
- Fixed issue with retrieving settings from database reported by Ned Zimmerman.
- Minor code polishes to silence the notices from PHP interpreter.
3.8.4
- Added compatibility with PHP7.
3.8.3
- Image size reduction using OptiPNG.
- Minimized memory usage. Useful for restricted PHP configurations.
3.8.2
- Added support for
$latex ... $syntax for easy switching from WP-LaTeX ;). - Server has been upgraded. Now QuickLaTeX server is located in Germany.
3.8.1
- Switched to non-blocking connection with server to avoid delays/freeze if server is down.
3.8.0
- Added rendering to SVG.
- Fixed minor bug on a server side.
3.7.9
- Fixed critical bug in parsing. Update is strongly recommended.
- Minor changes in settings page.
3.7.8
- Diagnostics on HTTP connection errors caused by server/PHP configuration have been added.
3.7.7
- Server has been updated to include newest packages and changes.
- Settings page has been improved.
- Fixed few minor bugs in plugin.
- Improved rendering of TikZ pictures with overlays.
- Improved support of chemistry-related packages: ChemFig, myChemistry.
3.7.6
- Fixed sanitization of LaTeX source code to be placed in
altattribute. Now QuickLaTeX markup passes HTML validation without errors/warnings.
3.7.5
- Added compatibility with AJAX Comment Preview plugin to allow formulas preview in comments before publishing. Just update QuickLaTeX to 3.7.5 and install AJAX Comment Preview. You can test this feature on any post on my site .
3.7.4
- Use
!before[latexpage]tag to escape it from processing. - Disabled
$$ .. $$processing on non-[latexpage] pages.
3.7.3
- Equation hyper-referencing with
label{},ref{}. - Fixed bug with CSS styles for TikZ drawings.
3.7.2
- Fixed vertical misalignment caused by CSS collisions with some “bossy” themes.
3.7.1
- Support of native LaTeX syntax embedded directly in the posts. Copy-paste exchange with offline LaTeX papers.
TikZgraphics support, includingpgfplotsandgnuplotcommands.- Automatic displayed equations numbering facility;
tag{}overrides autonumbering. - Styles are in separate CSS file now for easy customization.
- Redesign of UI admin page. AJAX submission of options
- Improved rendering quality (PNG image output).
- Support of Thesis theme.
- Numerous small fixes and improvements.
- Server software is updated to support TexLive 2010 package.
3.0.0
- Server QuickLaTeX.com and plugin WP-QuickLaTeX have been completely rewritten.
- Support of multiline environments.
- Font properties tuning.
- Custom LaTeX document preamble support.
- UI Settings page.
2.5.4
- Support of the latest WordPress 3.0.
2.5.3
- Convert entities from extended HTML symbol table to ASCII for correct compilation by LaTeX.
2.5.2
- Optimize cURL options to support safe mode.
2.5.1
- Support of $$!..$$ to center formulas horizontally (displayed formulas).
2.5
- Show detailed error messages from LaTeX compiler.
- Increase speed by formula images caching.
- Support of $$..$$ tags.
2.4.1
- Increase speed by minor code refactoring.
2.4
- Increase speed by using cURL if allowed by the server configuration.
- Support of restricted servers with disabled
allow_url_fopen.
2.3
- Increase speed by formula properties caching.