Just trying this out after reading about it on HN. Very excited about the potential here; seems somewhat like Trillium but more polished.
I imported some markdown notes of mine but none of the math is rendering. I tried with single $ and $$, but in the rendered output the dollar signs are just treated as part of the output. Looking at other bug reports it seems it is working for some people.
On a separate note, would be nice to have an option for $ vs $$ as my existing notes are all using single $.
Steps to reproduce
Just put something like $$x$$ in a sentence.
Expected result
Italicized x
Actual result
$$x$$
Environment
- Operating system: MacOS 10.15.4
- Obsidian version: 0.6.4
- Using custom CSS: No
Additional information
Raw markdown:
Linear regression is the practice of fitting a line to data. This data consists of a set of measurements of an independent variable $$x$$ and a dependent variable $$y$$, and we want to understand how $$x$$ produces $$y$$, so that we can make predictions about the values of $$y$$ for $$x$$'s that are not in our data set. For instance, in the following graph we don’t have a data point for $$x = 6$$, but the line allows us to make a guess, or a prediction, about what the corresponding $$y$$ value should be.
Rendered view: