Showing posts with label latex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label latex. Show all posts

Friday, May 8, 2009

mathURL

This is the greatest tool for a long time. Writing complicated equations in LaTeX can be syntactically tricky. Reinforcements have arrived. MathURL auto-compiles the equations while you write them and shows the result on top of the source code.

Additionally, you are permitted to embed LaTeX equations in your web page. You are provided with a URI to the image. For example, <img src="http://mathurl.com/?img=5euwuy" alt="" /> will emerge as

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

LaTeX: How to change the bibliography heading title

A few months ago I needed this information and now, certainly too late, I found the answer from Ki-Joo Kim's BibTeX guide. It is simply
\renewcommand\bibname{Foo}
Another thing: why must the scripting language used in BibTeX style files (.bst) be so confusing? Anyone knows what this language is, or is this just an adhoc language created for that single purpose? Anyhow, I'd like to find a manual for it.