Overview, MathML markup styles
MathML is a mathematical markup language that serves the purpose of making math equations understandable by web browsers. By creating valid MathML, equations can be incorporated into a web page and shown as an equation.
An equation can be written in MathML in one of several ways:
Presentation Markup — Presentation markup controls exactly how an equation looks. It keeps track of exactly what characters are in the equation and provides the ability to control exactly how these characters look.
Content Markup — Content markup specifies the meaning behind the mathematics. It says what the math is, rather than how it should appear.
Mixed — Both Presentation and Content markup can be mixed together within a single equation.
In this tutorial, we will discuss how MathFlow Editor handles both Presentation and Content markup, and allows you to validate the syntax of the latter.