MathML Integration in HTML Documents

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∟MathML Integration in HTML Documents

This chapter provides an introduction of MathML Integration. Topics include embedding MathML in HTML/XHTML documents; MathML root element 'math'; basic elements: 'mi', 'mn', and 'mo'; structured elements: 'mrow', 'mfrac', 'msub', 'munder', 'mtable', etc..

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Embed MathML in HTML Documents

Embed MathML in XHTML Documents

Web Browsers That Support MathML

MathML "math" Element and Display Style

MathML Basic Elements: mi, mn, and mo

MathML Structured Elements

MathML Entities for Math Operators and Symbols

Takeaways:

MathML elements can be embedded into HTML documents directly without using the MathML namespace.
MathML elements can be embedded into XHTML documents under the the MathML namespace.
"math" is the root element of MathML documents with display="inline | block" attribute to control its rendering style.
"mi", "mn", and "mo" are basic elements that represent mathematical text tokens.
"mrow" is a structured element that groups multiple sub-elements horizontally as a single element.
"mfrac" is a structured element that represents a fraction with a numerator and a denominator.
"msub" is a structured element that represents a structure with a base and a subscript.
"msubsup" is a structured element that represents a structure with a base, a subscript and a superscript.
"munder" is a structured element that represents a structure with a base and a underscript.
"munderover" is a structured element that represents a structure with a base, an underscript and an overscript.
"mtable" is a structured element that represents a table with of rows and data elements.

Table of Contents

About This Book

Introduction of HTML

Introduction of HTML5 Features

HTML Document Structure and Content

HTML Document and Elements Syntax

►Displayed and Printed HTML Documents

Differences between Displayed and Printed HTML Documents

Default Font Family and Font Size

Display Size of Image

Printed Width of HTML Document

Printed Height of HTML Document

Text Paragraph Block Size and Overflow

►Pagination Control of HTML Documents

Responsive Design of Web Pages

MathML Integration in HTML Documents

References

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