how to remove below taglist latex math? which template should i remove the code?

some1 can help with this? i did step by step and nothing is happened.. and cant find the editor

same here, i had installed it, but i cant find the latex editor

i am using 3.6.8

any live demo guys?

basketmen, Leica.Robbiani already explained where to find it:

Literally, scroll all the way to the bottom of a thread. You will see all the way at the bottom the word "Tags."

Now look just below that. It should say "Latex Maths & Physics Editor ... "

Click the little arrow on the far right side to open the editor!

Hi there,

Here's a screenshot of the editor. Don't worry, the word "Stichworte" is german and means "Tags" ...

Does anyone know what "Copy to Document" does?

More generally, what's the "proper" way to use this plugin?

I have just been right-clicking on the preview image and copying the image location to the clipboard, then pasting the image location into my posts...but I feel like that must be "wrong."

Also, I though with latexrender, you're supposed to be able to put in tex tags and inline your latex, but that doesn't seem to work for me...

this plug isnt support at all... so why its marked as supported ?#@$@%$?

I did a work-around using a Custom BB Code I made, all explained in this post with screenshots on my board (with many thanks to luffy for the hack, and thanks to iamboard for the example equation!):

http://www.heathen-hub.com/showthread.php?p=25208#post25208

Actually, when I added a new Plug-In, Bobby's LaTeX Reference Forum Plugin from bloo.us, and using the Custom BB Code I had made as above for luffy's Add-On, it resulted in better features, with the capability of now being able to directly click on and enter TeX code straight from the plug-in Reference guide, and automatically wrapping it all in the BB Code meant for it.

Please see this new thread I made on my board to show screenshots and to explain how to use it:


http://www.heathen-hub.com/showthread.php?t=1772

Does anyone know if it works with vb 3.8.2? I will test it later, I just wanted to spare the time.