Would it be possible to make math render in links? Essentially I am talking about the following displaying the rendered x at the last line and not $x$.
$$x = 10$$
^fftest
[[#^fftest|$x$]]
Use case or problem
I am reading a lot of scientific papers with maths where variables all have some specific complicated meaning. With wikilinks I could use block referencing, such that when I type the variable and hover over I can see what it means. This would be great when the variable is a complicated expression.
Proposed solution
Make math mode renderable in links? I don’t know if this is complicated or simple.
Current workaround (optional)
Right now I am defining the variable at the top of the note and then link the definition with block referencing to one of the other words in the text. For example
“… then we see that the [[#^fftest|$x$variable]] x is not identifiable…”
@WhiteNoise knows that specification in detail. I expect this follows the spec precisely for compatibility.
If you want the spaces, you can add them as %20. Following wise words from the forum, I made all my file-names-dash-separated and this is not an issue.
I think I’d like the URL to be fixed in external links so spaces become %20 automatically, but I don’t know how to do this unintrusively.
I’d also love this; however, the workaround above with [$NH_3$](ammonia), for example, does not work in live preview mode; you have to go to reading mode to see it (regular math still displays), which appears to be a bug. It would be nice to get that working, then also get the original request.