logseq-bonofix-theme VS jupyter-themes

I use the logseq-bonofix-theme. It looks great.

I wasn't happy with the colors of the default dark theme, and I found all of the themes at awesome-logseq too complicated, so I decided to make my own (borrowing heavily from logseq-bonofix-theme).

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.

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.

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:

It's regular Jupyter with https://github.com/dunovank/jupyter-themes (the grade3 theme).

dunovank/jupyter-themes - Custom Jupyter Notebook Themes