If you’re like me, you might need the help of mathematical equations in your blogging or professional writing. But writings and copying an equation from Word into your website simply won’t work.
Research kept taking me to sites that recommended MathJax, LaTeX, MathML, etc. But to be honest, without an idea of how those work it just got all sorts of confusing. Certainly not as simple as I needed.
But I did finally find a website that worked for me! I’ve tested this method and it allowed me to add Mathematical Equations to:
- WordPress
- Weebly
I’m sure it works for other sites as well!
- Open up your post.
- On another tab, open up the LaTeX Equation Editor (https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php)
- Using the Equation Editor, create your Math Equation. If you don’t immediately see your format, try hovering your mouse over one of the categories to see more equation formats.
- For WordPress: Simply copy the image that the Editor produces and paste into your WordPress post!
- For LinkedIn or Weeble: Right click on the image and save it as a GIF. Then go to your post, add an image, and upload the picture.
- For other websites where steps 1 or 2 don’t work, you can copy the code at the bottom of the page and paste it into your post via HTML coding.
So Easy!
Deceptively Blonde 
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