Currently few browsers have a native MathML support, but even less can use it with all the other W3C standards. Th to e following examples show how you can mixed MathML with XHTML, CSS, SVG, SMIL and XLink. An example of the expected rendering is given, using Amaya. Update 01/19/09: Firefox is now able to display all the examples below, except XLink in MathML.
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| A simple formula (MathML) | ![]() |
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| A formula (MathML) inside a web document (XHTML) | For all :
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![]() (bug in Amaya : κ (κ) in italic is rendered as ϰ (ϰ)) |
| A formula (MathML) containing a pink & red matrix (CSS) . | ![]() |
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| The definition of a function (MathML) inside the drawing of its graph (SVG). | ![]() |
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| A link to the top of the page (XLink) inside a formula (MathML). | ![]() |
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An expression of gravitational interaction (MathML) next to the Moon. Both are rotating arround the Earth (SVG+SMIL) |
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