MathML stands for Mathematical Markup Language and is an XML based application. It is used to describe mathematical and scientific notations. This tutorial will teach you basic to advanced MathML. Additional Resources: * MathML Element Reference : This is an alphabetical list of MathML presentation eleme…
If you can easily swap out a number or operation in BluePrint, feel free to edit your content from the What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) Editor. If you need to do heavier editing of your MathML, you have two options: * If you’re comfortable with HTML, you can edit the MathML by clicking Source in Blue…
If you’re experiencing issues with Math showing up in your course, it is most likely due to an outdated or cached browser. We recommend clearing your browser’s cookies and cache first. We also suggest you use supported browsers Chrome or Firefox for the best experience. Firefox has the most updated MathM…
The simplest way to write MathML is by using the Wiris Editor in BluePrint. When you are editing a piece of content in BluePrint (like a lesson, question, or flashcard), you can click Visit Wiris editor site at the bottom of the content box to launch the Wiris editor: This will bring you to this page o…