会发现他们的class都是cm-line,知道了这个就好办了,把cm-line的css字体改成我们想要的就行。 cd 到 jupyter的目录: cd $HOME/.jupyter 找到custom目录(如果没有就创建),然后进入custom目录,创建一个custom.css文件 然后添加如下代码就可以了: .cm-line { font-family: YOUR-FONT; } 把YOUR-FONT替换成你想要...
#Using two spaces to add a new line in a Jupyter Notebook markdown cell You can also use two consecutive spaces to add a new line in a Jupyter Notebook markdown cell. Note that 1 space won't work, you have to add 2 spaces for them to be treated as a newline character. example....
In this article, we learned how to change the theme in the Jupyter notebook. Jupyter theme is an open-source library to handle the visual presentation of the jupyter notebook. It can make the interface of the jupyter notebook easy and attractive to use. You can easily change your default ...
In this post I’ll discuss how to change the Jupyter notebook startup folder in Anaconda which is installed on a Windows system. I find it easier to work in a startup folder where I keep all my development workspaces. So let’s get going and get this done. Open the Anaconda Navigator...
Copy the Jupyter Notebook launcher from the menu to the desktop. Right click on the new launcher and change the Target field, change
The last step is to set thecolorCSS property to your preferred color. This approach also enables you to change the color of the text in Jupyter Notebook markdown. Make sure to select markdown from the dropdown menu as shown in the screenshot. ...
Description Hi all, I'm rather new to Jupyter lab, locally installed as Desktop app. The terminal is typically quite powerful, but not here. First of all I'm wondering how to change the "default" cmd (which is powershell on my Windows) t...
Think of cells as the main body of your notebook. Within each cell, you can write text using the Markdown markup language, or write and execute Python code. Cells can be interacted with in two modes —Commandmode andEditmode. Commandmode allows you to add or delete cells, change cell ...
Seems like Jupyter thinks it is installed in another directory. How to change the default file location or even better, directly make the browser to open on localhost:8888and not the open.html file? I tried setting thec.NotebookApp.use_redirect_filevariable to False in the jupyter-notebook...
First, log in to your Ubuntu 20.04 server via SSH as the root user: ssh root@IP_Address -p Port_number Once logged in, update your system packages with the following command: apt-get update -y Install Required Dependencies Jupyter Notebook is based on Python. So you will need to install...