Universal Inline & Display LaTeX Renderer (KaTeX)

Render inline and display LaTeX math on any website using KaTeX. Careful with input fields! Be sure to have rendering OFF when entering an input field, otherwise you can mess up your delimiters. I have made a fix button for this, but it might not be exactly correct.

As of 2025-07-13. See the latest version.

Author
ParaMigi
Ratings
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Version
2025-07-13.4
Created
2025-07-12
Updated
2025-07-13
Size
14.1 KB
License
MIT
Applies to
All sites

This vibe coded script renders LaTeX math expressions on any website using KaTeX, with inline delimiters and display delimiters. It provides a toggle button to switch rendering on/off.

Disclaimer: sometimes you might have to toggle a couple times for all the LaTeX to render.

Disclaimer: multiline code is not (yet?) supported.


🔧 Features:

  • Renders both inline and display math expressions

  • Highlights the rendered expression in color for easy recognition

  • Supports multiple delimiter styles: [;...;], \(...\), and $...$ for inline and \[...\] and $$...$$ for display. You can easily edit the script to add your own or change which delimiter is used for what.

  • Toggle button lets you enable/disable rendering whenever you want

  • Auto-hides buttons when holding CTRL for unobtrusive browsing

  • Only displays the button when a valid delimiter is detected on the page

  • Leaves <input>, <textarea>, and editable fields untouched while rendering is ON

  • Minimal and fast — scans efficiently and only activates when LaTeX is detected


⚠️ Caution: Always turn LaTeX rendering OFF before typing into input fields or rich text editors. Rendering changes the DOM and could interfere with form content if left on while editing.

  • "Fix Input Field" button restores LaTeX expressions from rendered KaTeX, useful if rendering was accidentally left ON while editing and the content got messed up

⚙️ Installation:

  • Get the Tampermonkey extension (Chrome, FireFox)

  • Install this script in Tampermonkey

  • Edit the script to your preferences. Most of the things you'd want to change are in lines 18-51.