jupyter-themes
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jupyter-themes
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List of awesome CSS frameworks, libraries and software
dunovank/jupyter-themes - Custom Jupyter Notebook Themes
- Jupyter Notebook
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Any fix to this weird font on Jupyter Notebook?
If you can't access the system settings, might be worth looking at https://github.com/dunovank/jupyter-themes library. Potentially something in there you can do.
- How would Jupyter Notebook look like if created by Apple?
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A Simple Guide to an "Easy on the Eyes" Jupyter Notebook
I hope this helps you save some time from trying out all of these settings yourself, or at the very least gives you a solid visual option for working within a Jupyter Notebook for many hours at a time. However, I know that if you’re a developer, you’re probably going to want to try EVERY option at your disposal. If that’s your thing, check out the jupyterthemes documentation at https://github.com/dunovank/jupyter-themes to find your perfect settings.
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A simple dark theme for your jupyter notebook
So I've been wanting to have a dark theme for my jupyter notebook. While the default look is great, I thought it'd be nice to have a darker alternative, to use during night time or whenever I want to feel more cyberpunk. I looked around the internet for ways to customize the notebook theme and first I saw the jupyterthemes package, which was easy to use but I found the additional formatting to be a bit too much (here's an example of what I mean). So I looked for ways to customize the theme from scratch, and came across this article that goes into how to modify the .css file that the notebook browser runs on. I don't know much about web design, but all I wanted was to change the color scheme and leave the fonts alone. If this interests anyone at all, below is one easy way to achieve it:
- Trabajando a 100 por hora en Jupyter Notebook
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A look the new pattern matching in Python 3.10.0a6
It's regular Jupyter with https://github.com/dunovank/jupyter-themes (the grade3 theme).
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CSS Deep
dunovank/jupyter-themes - Custom Jupyter Notebook Themes
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CSS Deep
mrkrupski/LESS-Dynamic-Stylesheet - A set of useful mixins for LESS, the CSS pre-processor: http://lesscss.org
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Setting Up a JavaScript Build Process using Rollup
Now that we have addressed our scripts, we can focus on our styles. In this setup, we will look at the CSS preprocessor Less which lets us write CSS simpler, use variables and mixins. We can add it to the project with the following command:
What are some alternatives?
logseq-bonofix-theme - A clean logseq theme focus on bujo and long time writing experience
rollup-plugin-postcss - Seamless integration between Rollup and PostCSS.
zabbix-5-old-version-1_8-theme - This Repository contains a theme which transforms your Zabbix 5.4 setup to a Zabbix 1.8 look and feel.
Less Rails - :-1: :train: Less.js For Rails
thunderbird-monterail - A set of themes for thunderbird inspired by a Monterail blog post
Quiet Assets
file-browser-modern-theme - Alternative dark theme for file-browser.
Sass - Sass makes CSS fun!
evie-wp - 📦 A production-ready and minimal WordPress theme for your projects and websites. It is extremely lightweight, customizable, and works perfectly on modern browsers.
Emoji - A gem. For Emoji. For everyone. ❤
night-owlish - 🌙🦉 An RStudio, tmThemes, and Ace editor adaptation of @sdras' Night Owl VS Code theme…
Gutenberg - Modern framework to print the web correctly.