Macro Reference
LaTeX Inline Equations
LaTeX Inline renders math inside normal text.
Best for
- Specs and docs where math supports the text
- Definitions of metrics inside sentences
- Short formulas and occasional standalone equations
Inline Editor Guide
Editor layout
- Source (left): normal paragraph text
- Preview (right): rendered text with math

Writing content
Write like this:
- Normal text:
The area is ... - Inline math:
A=\\pi r^2 - Block math:
L=\\sum (y-\\hat{y})^2

Saving
Click Save changes to render inline content on the page.
When to choose Block macro instead
Use LaTeX Block when you need:
- multi-line aligned equations
- matrices or cases environments
- longer derivations with multiple steps
Inline Math Rules
Inline math
Use for short formulas within a sentence.
Example:
We define accuracy as Acc=\frac{TP+TN}{TP+TN+FP+FN}.
Best practices
- Keep inline formulas short