{{{1}}}The math template formats HTML, or wikimarkup generated mathematical formulas. The template uses the texhtml class by default for inline text style formulas, which aims to match the size of the serif font with the surrounding sans-serif font (see below). The template also prevents line-wrapping.Use this template for inline, non-complex formulas as an alternative to using the <math>...</math> tag pair (see: trợ giúp:Toán).The equals sign, =, and bar, |, are used as syntax by the wiki template system. Therefore, if a single equals-sign ("=") is used, it will fail to render, instead showing "{{{1}}}". For example, the following template-coding would be invalid:To resolve this, either: (a) Start the formula with "1=" as in:A similar difficulty concerns the vertical bars ("|") used to indicate absolute value, which without care would get interpreted as part of the template syntax. The solution is different than for the equals sign: such bars should be entered as "{{!}}":This example can also be produced by the following:The following parameters are optional:Dữ liệu bản mẫu cho MathThis template formats markup generated mathematical formulas with HTML and CSS. The template tries to match the size of the serif font with the surrounding sans-serif font. The template also prevents line-wrapping. Use this template for non-complex formulas as an alternative to using the <math> format.Tham số bản mẫuwrap an inline formula in wikitext.if set to ‘1’, this will render the formula in a bigger font size, increased to 165%use this to specify your own font sizeThe font and fontsize used for texhtml, as defined in MediaWiki:Common.css, was determined by comparing common default fonts found on Windows, OS X and Linux and is scaled to 118% to match their x-height. However, not everyone uses the default fonts. If you find that the rendered math is not of the same size as the surrounding text, you can adjust this in your personal CSS. For instance, the DejaVu Sans and DejaVu Serif fonts do not need scaling, in which case span.texhtml { font-size: 100%; } will restore proper display.The texhtml classname is a remnant from the TeX renderer, which had a user preference to render TeX-written formula in "HTML when simple". That option has been removed some time ago, but the classname continues to be used for formula written in HTML.