Inline expansions

[awray3]

Hello, just found this plugin and it seems great, only problem is I'm not sure how to get inline expansions working in a suitable manner.

Using the default align example, if I start a new block and do cmd+shift+M (on Mac) and start typing align, it inserts $alig$ into the block before recognizing it's a macro. It then triggers and lets me write out the align elements, and the final result is

$\begin{align*}y & =x\ y & =x^2\end{align*}$

which fails to render because it's not inside double dollar signs.

If instead I start a new block and put in double dollar signs to start, hitting cmd+shift+M and starting to type align eats two of the dollar signs, leaving me with the same output as above.
I find that the only way to make it work is to type $$ | $$, where | is the cursor location, and then opening live math and typing align. That's kind of a lot of typing to get it to work, so I'm wondering if I'm just doing something wrong or if I can configure things differently?

Here's my settings.json:

{
  "triggerSettings": null,
  "dollarTrigger": false,
  "selectEdit": false,
  "selectModifier": "<none>",
  "formatSettings": null,
  "preferDisplay": false,
  "preferMultiline": true,
  "smartFormat": true,
  "mathliveSettings": null,
  "inlinePreview": true,
  "smartFence": false,
  "smartMode": false,
  "smartSuperscript": true,
  "keybindings": [
    {
      "key": "ctrl+b",
      "command": [
        "insert",
        "\\mathbf{#@}"
      ]
    }
  ],
  "inlineShortcuts": {
    "align": "\\begin{align*}\n#? &= #? \\\\\n #? &= #?\\end{align*}"
  },
  "disableDefaultShortcuts": false,
  "disabled": false
}

[AllanChain]

By default, this plugin will use inline math mode (one dollar sign). If you want to switch to display mode (two dollar sign) temporarily, just click the title "Inline Math".

If you want to use display mode by default, you can change it in the settings.

For more details, see https://github.com/AllanChain/logseq-live-math?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-switch-between-display-math--and-inline-math-