I'm having the same issue. FWIW export to .tex is also broken, there is no math (inline or otherwise).

After some more digging, I see the issue. It seems that pandoc does not know how to 'decompile' mathjax - the HTML page stored internally by obsidian has already mangled $S^z$ into something like <span class="math math-block is-loaded"><mjx-container class="MathJax" jax="CHTML" display="true"><mjx-math display="true" class="MJX-TEX" style="margin-left: 0px; margin-right: 0px;"><mjx-msub>.... I'm working on a PR to fix now.

so this is still very much an issues, is there a workaround that anyone can suggest?

Having the same issue here :/

Not sure my issue is the same, as no math is involved, but in any case: I'm seeing any LaTeX embedded in my note passed through verbatim to the PDF, even though I expect it should be parsed by latex. So I'm getting the string "\reportdate{}" in my PDF instead of the date I expect.

Guessing this is because the plugin seems to first convert the note to HTML, and then run that through Pandoc: pandoc --from html --to pdf -o NOTEPATH.pdf I'm sure there are workflows that need that step, so for my use case, best way forward might be to write a new, simple plugin that just runs pandoc NOTEPATH.md -o NOTEPATH.pdf (and maybe grabs template and pdf-engine from the frontmatter).

Creating a new extension might be the best idea for this issue, given that the author has seemingly abandoned it.

As a temporary solution, I wrote a Python script a few months ago to fix the latex export (and add some functionality like callouts becoming tcolorboxes), and I'm using the shell scripts extension to make it seamless. I can attach it if anyone would like.

Spuriosity's fork might be useful, but the Lua files didn't play nice with my obsidian vault for some reason.

@Haadi-Khan I would like that script :)

@Haadi-Khan I would like that script :)

https://gist.github.com/Haadi-Khan/a9ae504b6a16b6b048e113abfdd2eff0

I don't like the Pandoc plugin, it does not respect embedded notes. Check my repo. It converts Obsidian to LateX and is more complete
Didn't see anything on strikethrough,