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One more thing. Please disable the “Photon” module in WordPress’s Jetpack plugin.

It adds “?resize=…” suffix to every image on your blog. So that it resizes every image coming from QL and it doesn’t work with SVG!

I have no idea why Automattic makes it so aggressive and not friendly for other plugins.

Oh, I see.

In the past the IP generated a lot of requests to the server (keeping it busy at 30-50% load), because cacheing was turned off in QL plugin (it is ON by default and gives instructions on how to make it work).

Please please please, turn ON the cacheing in plugin. I will unblock this IP in a few hours.

Sorry for blocking – I couldn’t find any contact information for the IP.

At the moment QL cannot work with local installation, since server side is the set of custom scripts and pieces of software I wrote over the years (various converters, optimizers, balancers, specifically patched TexLive, etc.)

Making it deploy-able would be difficult.

Yes, absolutely. We try to maintain compatibility with WP-LaTeX as many people are switching from it to QuickLaTeX.

(Sorry for late reply, the forum software didn’t send any notifications about your question).

If you like it – you can always give us some stars ;).

Take a look on ratings section on plugin page:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-quicklatex/

Hi,

The border has nothing to do with plugin :).

The theme on your site is pretty aggressive, as it forces its own CSS styles on all images, ignoring co-existing plugins.

To fix this, please comment out lines 366 and 367 in the following file:
http://markus-und-sarah.de/wp-content/themes/twentytwelve/style.css

Here is corresponding code:

Now:

img.wp-post-image {
	/* Add fancy borders to all WordPress-added images but not things like badges and icons and the like */
	border-radius: 3px;
	box-shadow: 0 1px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2);
}

Change to:

img.wp-post-image {
	/* Add fancy borders to all WordPress-added images but not things like badges and icons and the like */
	/* border-radius: 3px; */
	/* box-shadow: 0 1px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); */
}

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Hi,

Sorry for delay in answer – it was a deep night in Japan 🙂

The fillbetween library was introduced only in the latest version of pgfplots 1.10.

We will update our TexLive installation shortly – to include the newest version.

Sorry, this is not supported yet.

Initially QL was targeted to handle only equations. Now, as I see, there is a demand to include other typographical features, like full-featured conversion of text-environments, item lists, tables, labels, etc. to HTML for easy publishing.

This is added to my to-do plan, but I don’t know when it will be available.