I recently learned about about latex2html5, a javascript library which allows one to write LaTeX and PSTricks to produce interactive objects on websites.At its core, it functions in a similar way to MathJax, which is what I use to generate mathematics on this (and my other) sites. As an example of MathJax, I can write the following.
$$ \int_0^1 f(x) dx = F(1) - F(0). $$
The dream of latex2html5 is to be able to describe a diagram using the language of PSTricks inside LaTeX, throw in a bit of sugar to describe how interactivity should work on the web, and then render this to a beautiful svg using javascript.
Unfortunately, I did not try to make this work on Wordpress (as Wordpress is a bit finicky about how it interacts with javascript). So instead, I wrote a more detailed description about latex2html5, including some examples and some criticisms, on my non-Wordpress website david.lowryduda.com.
EDITED LATER: As I've transitioned away from Wordpress, I can now include this here. This is done in this post.
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