Links the Equation Editor toolbar with one or more 's, this allow the page to have any number of additional input areas connected to one toolbar. language : defines the spoken language using these codes:.Parameters for design are covered separately here: design. design : specifies the design of the editor to use.For this, we suggest choosing your email address and adding a random sequence of numbers to it for security reasons.
SID : a unique code that identifies the user, allowing history and preferences to be remembered and saved. divID: the id of the the layer into which the editor is placed, e.g. Places the Equation Editor toolbar on the page. EqEditor.insert( text, position, insertPosition)ĮqEditor.embed( divID, SID, design, language). EqEditor.addText( document, textareaID, text). EqEditor.embed( divID, SID, design, language). The EqEditor class is the core to CodeCogs Equation Editor and links an instance of the toolbar to the that are used to enter mathematical LaTeX code Class Functions EqEditor.add(new EqTextArea('equation', 'testbox'),false) ĮqEditor.add(new EqTextArea('equation', 'testbox'),false) To this toolbar we add associations to both the input and preview elements using API functions EqEditor.add(.) together with the EqTextArea(.) object, e.g. First initiate the Equation Editor and direct it to put the toolbar in the created in the first step with the API functions, e.g. block we now use functions defined by the API to link everything together: For most equation formats it is appropriate to use a img element again with a unique id, e.g. To help the user visualise what they are creating its a good idea to show a preview of the equation. This must allow input, so will typically be a textarea or editable div element, and as above it must be given a unique id. 
Define where the user will be entering the LaTeX for an equation.Define where the editor tool bar should appear, by creating an empty html element with an appropriate id, e.g.To place the Editor within a page you need the following minimum elements within your web-page: The following css and javascript must be loaded within the HTML page header:
This page show the essential steps to creating an editor tool bar, customising the panels, and interfacing with content on your page. The Equation Editor API (Application Programming Interface) provides a mechanism to create custom equation editor and to seamlessly integrated the editor within any HTML web page.
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