Latex Double Dollar Sign Rendering Issue

[FrederickGeek8]

Hi there. I've been wanting to use obsidian-html to convert my technical Obsidian notes to HTML so I can easily share with my colleagues. I noticed that it seems like the $$ Latex math block format that the conversion wants looks like.

$$
F_\beta = f(I_\beta)
$$

however in my notes I have it in the format.

$$F_\beta = f(I_\beta)$$

sometimes directly follow plain text, or sometimes on a new line. Both give the same strange result, which looks like the math equation but inline and surrounded by plaintext \( and \)

So

bla bla $$F_\beta = f(I_\beta)$$

becomes

and

bla bla
$$F_\beta = f(I_\beta)$$

becomes

Is this something that can be easily solved in your code? I find that using $$ inline with an equation is better for readability and searching through my notes. It would be a slog to convert all the instances where I used it like that, so I'm hoping something could change in the conversion process.

Thanks!

[dwrolvink]

Hi Frederick, when I convert this code:

$$F_\beta = f(I_\beta)$$

bla 

$$
F_\beta = f(I_\beta)
$$

I get this:

Which seems to be what you are looking for.

This is with obsidianhtml version 3.5.0. You can check yours with obsidianhtml version.

If you are running an older version, try:

pip uninstall obsidianhtml
pip install obsidianhtml
obsidianhtml version 

[Ethan1023]

On version 3.5.2 having text in the same block as a $$ equation causes this problem, e.g. with

test.md:

# Work

## 1.
text

$$1+1=2$$

text

## 2.
text

$$
1+1=
2
$$

text

# Don't work

## 1.
text
$$1+1=2$$
text

## 2.
text
$$1+1=2$$

text

## 3.
text

$$1+1=2$$
text

## 4.
text $$1+1=2$$ text

Running obsidianhtml I get

index.html