Fixed the problem of not handling HTML entities. #1
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Hello, thank you for the nice work, very helpful.
Recently I found it failed to handle HTML files that do not even contain mathjax expressions, for example:
It turns out that mathjax by default does not support HTML entities like
“, it is an issue of configuration, according to mathjax/MathJax-demos-node#16so by simply add
require('mathjax-full/js/util/entities/all.js');to .eleventy.js the problem is gone, so far I am using it without any trouble