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Originally Posted by RbnJrg
Of course, svg images are optimal but the problem with this method is that the OP should write again all the equations (and after that, to re-embed them in the html file). If he were to start from zero, your advice is probably the most wise, but with the .doc file with the equations already written, I don't know if using the codecogs services if the better choice.
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After receiving these replies I found a page below:
http://www.codecogs.com/latex/htmlequations.php
It says that by adding a script to the header section of each page and tagging the equations with lang="latex" the equations are included as scalable graphic which can be formatted with css. I tried it out for a page and it seemed to work, even when off-line.