Finally, LaTeX in HTML files        1. Actually, the
accessibility of an image-based system is pretty lacking;
investing in MathML with alternative rendering systems for non-
supported browsers makes for a much better experience.      See
for a rock-solid implementation. Also, that one’s scalable,
images aren’t.     2. I’m confused – what was wrong with
MathJax? I’ve been embedding LaTeX into HTML for a while now…
• I agree. Why now use MathJax? it’s incredible what it can do.
3. GaspingSpark says:      Or use the MathML support that
already works in most browsers.      There are lots of
converters from LaTex:    4. Aleksejs Popovs says:      5.
Having a public license I guess it wouldn’t had been “stolen”
anyways.    6. I usually use latex2html to do essentially the
same thing document structure – not perfect package handling,
but otherwise pretty decent at its job.    7. PNG files? Why not
SVG? I guess maybe bitmap is easier to work with during
generation though.    8. You need a paren around i*pi