Frequently asked questions:

[Aaron Widera]

Hello everyone welcome to our Forum-FAQs

Why can I not make a post to the forum?

• Only registered members can post to the forum. Here you can register: https://forum.math2market.de/index.php?action=signup
• There are certain boards and threats that can only be edited by Math2Market employees. For example this FAQ thread.

 

[Aaron Widera]

Where can I change my password, username, etc.?

In your Account Settings several information can be changed (e.g., your username). To access the account settings click on your username in the top bar and then select account settings.

[Aaron Widera]

How do I delete my account?

• Your account can be deleted at Account Settings \( \rightarrow \) Actions \( \rightarrow \) Delete this Account.

[Aaron Widera]

How do I embedd an image into my posts?

• You can attach your image to the post and use the command
  
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  [attach id=X]IamgeName[/attach] to insert the attachment as inline attachment. When you have attached an image it is also possible to insert the image at the current cursor position by clicking on the small blue arrow at the top right of the image.You cannot view this attachment.

[Aaron Widera]

How do I use the Latex Editor?

• You can use the Latex Editor by clicking on the sum symbol in the bar above the text area.
• There are two different options:
  
  • One that creates formulas inline \( A = \pi r^{2} \)
    
    • For latex code in line, enter your latex code between these two operators:
      
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      [latex=inline] A = \pi r^{2}[/latex]
  • And one that creates formulas in a new paragraph \[ A = \pi r^{2} \]
    
    • For latex code in a new paragraph, enter your latex code between these operators:
      
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      [latex] A = \pi r^{2}[/latex]
  • You can create code blocks as seen above by using the code block tags:
    
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    [code ] Your code here [ /code]
    

[Jonas Schabernack]

How do I start a new board at the front page?

• It is not intended to change the boards on the forums starting page. The starting page is read only.