When I type:
%hide
%latex
Hellow $\int f(x)dx$ some textobtain "%hide" in the first line, how can I remove that.
Note that you can insert latex commands into text cells in Sage. To get a text cell, hover your mouse just higher on the page than a command cell. A blue line will appear, and then you shift-click. This creates a text box with a formatting palette. You can also enter latex commands in this box. You can't call special latex packages or create macros, but it does produce some very nice looking mathematics.
See http://sage.maa.org/home/pub/110/ for an example.
As the public worksheets are not available anymore: Enter the latex math commands between signsforinlinemathandbetweensignsfordisplaymath:e.g.\int\limits_0^1 f(x)$
Do %hideall. You'll have to go into the worksheet source to edit the cell then, though.
You can also hide input cells using CSS styling. If you want to hide input cells in the interactive worksheet, add a cell at the start of the worksheet like this:
%html
<style>
textarea.cell_input {display : none}
</style>
But then you need to edit the worksheet source to change none to inline to see your input again. The other option is to hide all your input just in the print view, e.g. if you're producing a nicely formatted PDF of all your results. To do that:
%html
<style>
.cell_input_print {display : none}
</style>
Why do you want to hide %hide? You need it to make the hidden code visible. Do you want to display an input cell that contains code as empty?
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