I am using KaTeX
to render math in the browser.
Right now I am using something like
document.getElementById('el').innerHTML = function () {
const span = document.createElement('span');
katex.render('2+\frac{1}{x}', span);
return span.innerHTML;
});
but it seems really stupid that I have to apply it to an element, and then take the html from this element and insert in my string.
I have looked through the KaTeX documentation, but I cannot find anything to help me just rendering some text directly in the browser with something like katex.render('2+3+4')
.