<https://github.blog/changelog/2022-05-19-render-mathematical-expressions-in-markdown/> Sounds like ...

# dokka

[hfhbd]

https://github.blog/changelog/2022-05-19-render-mathematical-expressions-in-markdown/ Sounds like a new possible plugin for dokka, like mermaid :)

[Ignat Beresnev]

GitHub's math rendering capability uses MathJax;

Actually, there is already a plugin for mathjax ;) mathjax-plugin, which is supported and published by the Dokka team

It was broken for some time, but some good guy from the community fixed it. And the version might be outdated, but it exists :)

If anyone wishes to contribute the updates or expand its scope/usage, I'd be happy to help and explain how everything works

https://github.com/Kotlin/dokka/tree/master/plugins/mathjax

[hfhbd]

Oh nice, but why it is not mentioned in the plugin list? 😄

[Ignat Beresnev]

Good question :) I actually couldn't find any documentation for it either, but it's been used as a showcase of Dokka's capabilities

I'm doing an overhaul of documentation atm, will get this taken care of :)

[hfhbd]

So do you will start using dokka? It is a little bit confusing to see the (normal) docs of dokka with Mkdocs and not with dokka itself 😄

[Ignat Beresnev]

Dokka itself is more for API reference rather than for Tutorials and How-To type articles, so not really 🙂

Dokka's documentation (how to apply it, configure, etc) will hopefully be moved from mkdocs to kotlinlang in some future