How can I write complex math equations on posterous using LaTeX? Do they support it or anything similar?
I have mailed their support two times in a row, but there was no response.
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As mentioned in this blog post, Posterous is a rather inflexible blogging tool. As far as I know, there isn't any support for what you want to do, and I do know that it would be very difficult if not impossible to do this yourself - Posterous doesn't really allow custom javascript to run on a blog, which is probably what you'd need. If you are willing to migrate away from Posterous, then I'd suggest you add MathJax to the blog to do this; it's what's used on sites like math.stackexchange.com to render mathematics and works really well. If you're not, then I think you'll need to do some pre-processing of your Posterous posts to detect LateX, render it, save it as an image, and replace the LaTeX with that image in the post. Not really a nice way to do it, but it seems there's no other way. |
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