Moodle Plugins directory: MathType for TinyMCE (legacy) by WIRIS | Moodle.org

MathType for TinyMCE (legacy) by WIRIS
MathType for Moodle
Type and handwrite mathematical notation in Moodle with MathType. The popular equation editor for MS Word is now seamlessly integrated into Moodle.
Easy user experience that will boost your productivity. Include math equations in assignments, questions or communications between users. Making the best of it with handwriting recognition in touch screens. MathType experience is also available in Google Suite or Microsoft Office.
ChemType is a flavour of MathType designed to help you work with chemical notation. A personalized toolbar with the common chemical symbols but also a different user experience adapted to chemical notation needs. Look for the ChemType icon.
MathType is provided as a subscription that allows you to enjoy the same quality solution in your LMS and word processors. Smooth the learning curve of math tools with a unified experience. Free usage is available under specific circumstances. Please read the subscription conditions and prices at MathType store.
Wiris Quizzes, assessment for STEM
Wiris Quizzes takes Moodle Quizzes one step further for your STEM topics questions. Computer based grading of math and science questions. Random parameters and graphics in your STEM quizzes. Handwrite the answer in touch screens.
WIRIS tools are commercial tools. We offer them for FREE under certain conditions.
Please check them at www.wiris.com/store/
1. With chrome the équation éditor does not display... it works with firefox !
2. The chemsitry editor does not display in tinymce
Thanks for your feedback.
Regarding your issues:
1.- Did you try to clean Chrome JavaScript cache?
2.- We can reproduce this issue in our end. As soon we have a fix We will update our version.
Thanks,
The issue with the Chemistry editor has been fixed.
Please update your Plugin.
Thanks,
It will be supported eventually. Bear in mind that support for PHP 7.4 in Moodle is also limited at the moment and should not be used in production environments.
See https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Moodle_and_PHP7