Thanks. It is working for me now. I don't know why it didn't before (I am using a browser, not a mobile app).

For the last couple of years, LaTeX code typed between \( and \) would render as an equation once a Canvas page was saved. This was not working for me today. Typing, say, \( k^2 \) just produced "\(" ...

I imported an old Canvas course into a current one. In creating a new assignment, I opened one of the old imported assignments in edit mode, copied the content, and pasted the content into the new ass...

I would like to report another bug(?) with the LaTeX functionality. Overall, it is a fantastic addition to Canvas. But if I write an entire page using \( and \) to delimit LaTeX code and save it, it d...

I didn't see an obvious way to report a bug, and I don't know who actually looks at this page, so I went to the live chat and reported it. Here is what they said:Thank you for reporting this, It seems...

Thanks. It is working for me now. I don't know why it didn't before (I am using a browser, not a mobile app).

For the last couple of years, LaTeX code typed between \( and \) would render as an equation once a Canvas page was saved. This was not working for me today. Typing, say, \( k^2 \) just produced "\(" ...

I imported an old Canvas course into a current one. In creating a new assignment, I opened one of the old imported assignments in edit mode, copied the content, and pasted the content into the new ass...

I would like to report another bug(?) with the LaTeX functionality. Overall, it is a fantastic addition to Canvas. But if I write an entire page using \( and \) to delimit LaTeX code and save it, it d...

I didn't see an obvious way to report a bug, and I don't know who actually looks at this page, so I went to the live chat and reported it. Here is what they said:Thank you for reporting this, It seems...