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Correct subsection spelling error on help page.

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Starbeamrainbowlabs 2017-01-02 20:41:21 +00:00
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commit 4e126710aa
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build/index.php
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@ -1637,7 +1637,7 @@ function add_help_section($index, $title, $content)
}
if(!empty($settings->enable_math_rendering))
add_help_section("22-Mathematical-Expressions", "Methematical Expressions", "<p>$settings->sitename supports rendering of mathematical expressions. Mathematical expressions can be included practically anywhere in your page. Expressions should be written in LaTeX and enclosed in dollar signs like this: <code>&#36;x^2&#36;</code>.</p>
add_help_section("22-mathematical-mxpressions", "Mathematical Expressions", "<p>$settings->sitename supports rendering of mathematical expressions. Mathematical expressions can be included practically anywhere in your page. Expressions should be written in LaTeX and enclosed in dollar signs like this: <code>&#36;x^2&#36;</code>.</p>
<p>Note that expression parsing is done on the viewer's computer with javascript (specifically MathJax) and not by $settings->sitename directly (also called client side rendering).</p>");
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core.php
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@ -1319,7 +1319,7 @@ function add_help_section($index, $title, $content)
}
if(!empty($settings->enable_math_rendering))
add_help_section("22-Mathematical-Expressions", "Methematical Expressions", "<p>$settings->sitename supports rendering of mathematical expressions. Mathematical expressions can be included practically anywhere in your page. Expressions should be written in LaTeX and enclosed in dollar signs like this: <code>&#36;x^2&#36;</code>.</p>
add_help_section("22-mathematical-mxpressions", "Mathematical Expressions", "<p>$settings->sitename supports rendering of mathematical expressions. Mathematical expressions can be included practically anywhere in your page. Expressions should be written in LaTeX and enclosed in dollar signs like this: <code>&#36;x^2&#36;</code>.</p>
<p>Note that expression parsing is done on the viewer's computer with javascript (specifically MathJax) and not by $settings->sitename directly (also called client side rendering).</p>");
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////