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write the dollar sign in Latex, which results in $\$$.The problem is that pre-formatted text appears in a box.

write the text of the dollar sign in a pre-formatted text, as shown in the example above.

If the site or forum is out of our control, the best we can do is to figure out how to print the $ the best we can. If we are having this problem is because the site that we are using set the default inline characters to $, a not recommended but unfortunately common practice.

$latex flat symbol$

This works well unless there happens to be a dollar sign in the text that LaTeX will then mistake for the beginning of an inline expression, e.g., Coursera: use $$ for inlines and $$ for own-linesĪ character much used for inline latex is a single $.Udacity: use $% for inlines and $$ for own-lines.In this writing we will use $ and $ for inline commands and $$ for own-line ones. and that is why $E = m\cdot c^2$ defines. There are two ways to add LaTeX to our writing: These characters vary from place to place but usually are something like $, $ %, $$ or similar. The LaTex commands are written within the text, surrounded by a set of characters. However, there is already plenty of control of style in web pages via HTML, CSS and pre-formatted templates so LaTeX has a discrete role in their overall appearance presently, its main role is to provide the commands to write beautiful math symbols, which are in much demand in technical forums and posts. LaTeX is a complete layout and typographical system: it can format pages, manage graphs and pictures, write bibliographies. It is the default submission format for many conferences and journal papers. LaTeX is a set of commands to write beautiful pages developed by Leslie Lamport on top TeX developed by Donald Knuth. To recreate this, a simple negative kern between two \flat symbols (in math mode) was sufficient to achieve the effect.This is a primer and reference sheet for LaTeX focused on the symbols and commands used in online forums, like those of Coursera or Udacity, and when writing technical posts in content management systems, like WordPress, Joomla or Drupal. As I indicated in my comment which the OP acknowledged as an accurate rendition, the symbol can be found online, for example, at.