Would you consider enabling a module that allows one to write math easily?
E.g. Discourse math.
It looks very useful.
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The same syntax is available on github; Math support in Markdown. Didn’t know this.
SOEST IT has added the plugin - feel free to test it (I have not).
Does not render;
$$
\hat{H}\Psi=E\Psi
$$
Inline test; $E=mc^2$
The link in my original post says: This plugin is disabled by default, after installing be sure to enable it via site settings. So maybe not enabled?
I don’t see the math plugin on the “Plugins” (https://flint.soest.hawaii.edu/admin/plugins) page.
Very strange.
Our SOEST It people did add it, then I had trouble accessing the server, and perhaps he made some changes. Server has been up but no math. I sent am email to him before Xmas but I suspect buried in holiday breaks etc. I will see if I can get a reply.
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Any news?
Is there any way to add maths to the posts? I just had a need to do it today, but short of making images of the equations, I didn’t know how to do it.
I’ll look into it.
It is certainly possible. Several posts on the Julia Discourse Forum have Latex like equations.
Looks like we need to install a plugin. Don’t know if we have the permissions. The recipe in this posts mention installing it with git
Test post to see if the math plugin works:
\hat{H}\Psi=E\Psi
@timhume looks like it is time to go crazy with math in your posts 
$$
\sqrt{(-1)} \; 2^3 \; \sum \; \pi
$$
\sqrt{(-1)} \; 2^3 \; \sum \; \pi
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Great work 
e^{i\pi} + 1= 0