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\pi inline?
That’s currently broken. There is a thread discussing it here:
You can use π inline but you have to use the π character, not the Latex / MathJax version.
Thanks. I’m aware of the thread to which you referred. I’ve been trying to figure a way to get MathJax to display inline code. This: (\pi) is supposed to work, but doesn’t.
Testing in re inserting google maps images
https://goo.gl/maps/1Ng1w8u22pYMJhsi7
ETA - not what I was hoping for
Aha - when the Share box pops up, you have to select “embed a map”
j
Interesting @Treppenwitz !
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Testing…
Hey @Treppenwitz how did you embed that map?
Yours functions exactly the same as his does for me on my phone.
Hi @Bullitt
Open google maps - I’ve picked Shoreham airport (I’m using a desktop, BTW)
Top left corner of the screen there’s a box that says Search Google Maps - in that box, to the left of the text, there’s a symbol comprising 3 horizontal lines. Click on it to drop a menu down.
About a third of the way down the menu, click on Share or embed map; this opens up - let’s call it the share box. There are two options at the top of the box - Share a link and Embed a map. Underneath we have Link for sharing; under that is the link, and to the right a Copy link button.
If you choose Share a link, copy that link and post it here you get, you get this: Google Maps. Click on the link to open the map.
If you choose Embed a map, copy that link (actually, it says HTML for Embed a map) and post it here you get, you get this:
I did that in satellite view to illustrate something, but you can do it in map view just the same.
Something weird that I have noticed in satellite view - if you Share a link you have a view from directly overhead. If you choose Embed a map, you don’t - as is obvious in the image above. No idea why that is.
j
I’ve tried it on my iPhone, but no joy. I’ll have to try it on a desktop.
OK I’ll give it a try… Hey cool! Thanks! This is for my upcoming trip to Baltimore, and some places I want to check out.
Happy to help!
j
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This is reply to previous post, and manually selecting the reply button.
Do you want to test again with an intervening post?
(This is that intervening post)