Possibilities to embed Latex in QML

I'm doing a presentation system in QML (with C++ backend) similar to this one. I want to be able to include some Latex code to display some math (only minimum Latex capabilities needed, such as sums, fractions, super- and substript and math fonts). I see the following possibilities to do so: - Using latex2e: - Compile the Latex code to a DVI document (with `latex`) - Convert the DVI to SVG (with `dvisvgm`) - Display this using an `Image` in QML (which also supports SVG) - Using MathJax: - Wrap the Latex code in a small HTML file + include the MathJax JS library - Display this using `WebKit` for QML - Custom solution (C++): - Write or include an existing minimal Latex math parser - Write a `QDeclarativeItem` with custom painting Is there another solution I don't see? I prefer the first solution as the second sounds too heavy and the third too hard. I see the following problem with the baseline of the math formula: I want to be able to include inline formulas (within a paragraph). Currently, text paragraphs are renderd using a QML Text element. Is there a possibility to include an image in a Text element (using HTML img element maybe) with a specified baseline? Also, how can I determine the baseline of a rendered Latex document? Note: The time to pre-render Latex code isn't problematic. I'm going to cache already rendered formulas, so it should be no problem to invoke `latex` + `dvisvgm` on every single formula contained in the presentation document. Also note that I use a preprocessor (I don't write the QML code by hand but generate it). So I don't need a QML element for the Latex code but I can just generate a QML code snippet with an Image element (for the first solution). This should simplify embedding the rendered image. I also don't need to support wrapping a formula when using inline Latex. (Latex does so when writing inline formulas, but I only use small formulas I don't want to be wrapped anyways.)