There are 3 main options for entering LaTeX into H5P learning content. You will wrap the LaTeX code with one of the following options:
- Block/Standalone Content $$ $$
- Inline Content \( \)
- Inline Content \[ \]
First, find an area where you can input text when creating a learning object. The example below is a multiple choice question.
If you do not know LaTeX, then you will also need to find a LaTeX generator. There are several available online for free.
$$ Insert LaTeX $$

\( Insert LaTeX \)

\[ Insert LaTeX \]
![Image on the H5P text content insert area. An example of inline with [ ] is shown highlighted in red with an arrow indicating to look at it. The main components are highlighted in yellow. It shows as: \[ Insert LaTeX \]](https://media.screensteps.com/image_assets/assets/007/691/363/original/9be34f80-f68b-4a56-bb1a-0a6b81538c61.png)
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