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I know that we can create contentEditable p, div, span, etc……..
But how can I create a contentEditable math element, like:
<math contenteditable>
.....
</math>
The
contenteditableattribute is part of HTML, so would not expect it to work on MathML tags, and tests suggests the same.When you use MathML within HTML, you can wrap a
mathelement inside an HTML container that is editable, say<div contenteditable><math ...>...</math></div>. However, although this makes the text editable, it seems to be editable as text only. When you have, say,<mi>A</mi>and you edit in a browser by replacing the A by B, then it becomes just B in the document tree, a character with no markup (and therefore appearing in upright style, not italic).So basically the answer appears to be “no.”