Hi
I’ve been recently deep diving into obsidian customisation with css and I’m trying to find the best organization to take my notes. In the process I ended up preferring highlighting my theorem definitions with the “<center>” tag with some css to it like this:

the problem with this is that I will need to write in mathematical language at some point, and to do so I’ll need latex wich doesn’t work if surrounded by <center> tags.

So is there any way I can “extend” the text formatting used by obsidian, such as links, $$ and ** to the <center> tag?

Things I have tried

I’ve tried to work the other way around by customising the math-block “$$ … $$” with a yellow background and using TeX command \textsf{}, but this way I cannot break the line and it gets cutted in the margin of the pane:

furthermore I would like to use this math block for proofs, so I prefer it having a transparent background.

I accept any suggest. Thank you

can try code below:

<div align="center">a sample: <span class="math display">Z_{c}</span></div>

in edit mode, it becomes:

a sample: Z_{c}

in view mode, it becomes:

is there anybody can make tag work in live preview mode? how to make it WYSIWYG?

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