How to make published html look as good as the blogs on MATLAB Central?

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Check out any of the posts on Cleve's Corner, for example this one. As with all blogs on MATLAB Central it is supposedly published from a MATLAB script using the built-in html publishing feature. But when I try to publish a script with LaTeX equations it looks nothing like this! Inline math is never aligned with the text, and display math is not centered. And all math is low-res images and looks rather bad. Are there some settings that I am missing, possibly undocumented, or is the blogs' html perhaps post-processed by professional tools? More generally, is there anything I can do to make math look better in published scripts?

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per isakson
per isakson el 3 de Ag. de 2016
Editada: per isakson el 1 de Feb. de 2020
I don't think you have missed anything documented.
I had a look at the html-code of Cleve's blog and I think it uses Beautiful math in all browsers, whereas the standard Publish does not. Yes, that is indeed the case, see Cleve’s Corner: Cleve Moler on Mathematics and Computing
The description of the FEX contribution Relativistic rocket by Mikhail contains the paragraph: "See published html help for more information. The html help uses MathJax javascript to display formulas if you are connected to Internet. Otherwise, it falls back to pre-generated PNG images."
And see the discussion in the comments of LaTeX Formula Publishing   and Google finds more for "Matlab MathJax".
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I made a small experiment (R2016a) with an example of the documentation in combination with a sentence of Cleve's blog. It confirms your observations.
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The rendering of Cleve's blog looks better.
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The quality of the rendering of the example in the documentation is similar to that of my experiment.
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per isakson
per isakson el 3 de Ag. de 2016
I added a couple of links on "Matlab MathJax" to the answer.

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