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MathJax not rendered correctly when using package

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(Edit: the issue has been solved, as pointed out in this thread.)

I have just posted a question using packages in MathJax, and the math rendering seems to only work starting from the line where the packages are first used.

Screenshot: Screenshot

(The rendering only works starting from the line which uses \centernot\implies from the centernot package, while everything before it is displayed in source code.)

(P.S. notice the overflow on the hot posts tab on the right, but I'd say that's a minor issue.)

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Peter Taylor‭ wrote 4 months ago

What I see in the browser console is a 404 for amsmath.js. Does the post actually rely on amsmath? Maybe removing that require is the solution.

Oh, that's right. As a LaTeX user I instinctively use amsmath for that black square symbol (turns out you don't need to here). Thanks for pointing this out!