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*Linux: <code>/opt/mathoid</code> | *Linux: <code>/opt/mathoid</code> | ||
*Windows: <code>C:\BlueSpice\bin\mathoid</code> | *Windows: <code>C:\BlueSpice\bin\mathoid</code> | ||
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|header=PDF-Export integration | |||
|text=The PDF-Export does not support SVGs at the moment. Therefore the SVG needs to be converted into a PNG when embedded into a PDF. This is done automatically, but requires <code>$wgSVGConverter</code> to be set up properly. It is recommended to use <code>rsvg</code> as a converter. On Debian based linux environments it can be installed with | |||
apt install librsvg2-bin | |||
In the <code>LocalSettings.php</code> file it must be configured with | |||
$GLOBALS['wgSVGConverter'] = 'rsvg'; | |||
|icon=yes | |||
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== Next step == | == Next step == | ||
<span style="color: rgb(37, 37, 37)">If you have completed all steps successfully and want to install BlueSpice pro, proceed to the next step</span> [[Setup:Installation Guide/System Preparation/Linux/PhantomJS|PhantomJS]] | <span style="color: rgb(37, 37, 37)">If you have completed all steps successfully and want to install BlueSpice pro, proceed to the next step</span> [[Setup:Installation Guide/System Preparation/Linux/PhantomJS|PhantomJS]] |
Latest revision as of 17:28, 10 January 2024
Mathoid is a nodjs service which takes various forms of math input and converts it to MathML + SVG or PNG output.
If mathematical formulas are not rendered in your wiki, please check that extensions/Math/webservices/mathoid.tar.gz
is deployed in the correct folder:
- Linux:
/opt/mathoid
- Windows:
C:\BlueSpice\bin\mathoid
PDF-Export integrationThe PDF-Export does not support SVGs at the moment. Therefore the SVG needs to be converted into a PNG when embedded into a PDF. This is done automatically, but requires
$wgSVGConverter
to be set up properly. It is recommended to use rsvg
as a converter. On Debian based linux environments it can be installed with
apt install librsvg2-bin
In the LocalSettings.php
file it must be configured with
Next step
If you have completed all steps successfully and want to install BlueSpice pro, proceed to the next step PhantomJS