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"align" in whatever software this site uses instead of MathJax

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\begin{align} . . . \end{align}, a standard thing in LaTeX and in MathJax, does not work on this site, as seen in this answer.

Can this be fixed?

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align works for me:

\begin{align} R^2 &= \frac{\sum(\text{fitted value minus sample mean value})^2}{\sum(\text{observed value minus sample mean value})^2} \\ & = \frac{\text{explained variability}}{\text{total variability}}. \end{align}

I'm pretty sure Codidact uses MathJax. We have a Meta tag named "mathjax-rendering".

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I copied the code from this answer and pasted it into the question to which I linked. I don't know wh... (8 comments)

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