Math
Put a formula between single dollar signs for a formula inside a line, such as $E = mc^2$. Put it between double dollar signs on their own lines for a large centered formula.
The formula language is the one used by LaTeX, for example \frac{a}{b} for a fraction and \int for an integral. A price such as $5 is not treated as math, because a dollar sign followed by a space or a number is left alone.
Diagrams
Start a code block with the word mermaid after the three backticks. Write the diagram as text inside it. The page draws a flowchart, a sequence diagram, a pie chart, or one of the other types the diagram language supports.
If the diagram has an error, the page shows the message "This diagram could not be drawn" and keeps your text so you can fix it.
Steps
- Press Diagram and math sample to see both at work.
- Replace the formula and the flowchart with your own.
- Check that nothing is cut off in the preview.
- Press Download PDF and choose Save as PDF.
In the PDF
- Formulas and diagrams stay sharp at any zoom, because they are drawn as shapes and not as a picture.
- A diagram or a block formula is kept on one page, not split in half.
- Wide diagrams shrink to fit the page. Use landscape if the text gets too small.