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This was once working until approx a year ago. In rich text you could write
$$x_{i+1}^2$$ or whatever latex code you dreamed of. But it was removed. So it is more a question if you could add it again... :)
Hi
Thanks for your input. We have worked on a separate plugin to deal with LaTeX input in the editor. If this is something staff in your school would benefit from, please talk to your administrator to get in touch with your itslearning representative.
There are future plans for iMathEQ to support LaTeX but as this is a 3rd party component we can't say specifically when this will happen.
Thanks,
The itslearning Product team