Problem: On some cards where I am using MathsJax, the formula is rendered correctly when editing the card. However, when I am reviewing/studying a card, the formula is displayed as the text string. i.e. on answer side of card: \(V = V_0 e^{-\frac{t}{RC}}\) whereas this will be rendered as a formula only when editing.
Things I have tried: Closing and reopening anki
Trying both delimiters \( \) and \[ \], both experience same issue
Deleting formula and typing back in
Does anyone know why this is happening. Like I said, its not for every card, but specifically only those from a single deck
Also couldn’t reproduce this with default note type (although I’m not on mac). So I suppose it’s either the type-answer issue, or you are using it in combination with something else (the double closing braces can cause an issue when used inside a cloze deletion – solved by separating them with a space).
If you need to make mathjax work with typing cards, you might want to have a look at this template, that displays both raw-code typing corrections and the rendered result.
Unfortunately not, this issue has come up in all uses in a deck. Its not just that MathsJax isn’t rendering, its just displaying the text rather than the rendered formula
Can you look into the source code of a rendered card to check what happens to the formula? (this add-on can be used to review anki’s webview). Does the mathjax not work at all, meaning there is just plain text instead of an <mjx-container> element, or is the element there but it still gets displayed like a plain text?
This what the preview when editing the card looks like, then below is what it looks like when learning the card. I appreciate your help in this matter.
