If you maintain a WebEasy page, you can display math content there. As a demonstration, probably there is at least some math content up at this page.
As a reminder, a WebEasy page is where you might have a personal home page for yourself as a PCC instructor. When your entry appears in a contacts search, as in this image:
The "Web" link will go to your public-facing WebEasy page. You manage your WebEasy page by going to MyPCC, Employee tab, and in the "Employee tools" panel, under "Communication", you should find a "Staff websites (WebEasy)" link.
How to put math content in a WebEasy page
First, note that all math entered using this plugin uses LaTeX math syntax. So for example, a fraction is entered like \frac{1}{2}, not like 1/2. An internet search will probably answer any question you may have about LaTeX math syntax.
- When you are editing a page, put
[mathjax]
somewhere in the page. - You can make "inline" math either by enclosing it in
\(...\)or in[latex]...[/latex]. For example:\(\frac{1}{2}\)[latex]\frac{1}{2}[/latex] - You can make "display" math either by enclosing it in
$$...$$or is\[...\]. For example:$$\frac{1}{2}$$\[\frac{1}{2}\] - If you only use the
[latex]...[/latex]way for entry, then you do not need the[mathjax]from step 1. For technical reasons with how the page loads, it is preferable that you only use the[latex]...[/latex]way for entry. However if you need display mode math, obviously you cannot be restricted to the[latex]...[/latex]way.