Whose supposed to make adj. to the display screen, in terms of the size? Fitting it to 1920X1080 not happening!
Can you explain in more detail/attach some screenshots to clarify what you are trying to achieve?
There’s a lot of wasted area, round about the ‘coding’ area!
As is shown the browser is in 1920 X 1080 resolution, the space around the texting window isn’t used!
Plus the tabs bar, address box, and the tool bar are so tiny! I’d like to be able to adjust these, perhaps in the CSS file? But I need the aforementioned to be readable from 5ft. away! Is it possible?
There’s ways to adjust things like this. For the cell width, see references herein. Jupyter Notebook V7+ doesn’t have a presentation mode, like JupyterLab does (see below). However, under view you can choose to ‘Toggle Zen Mode’. That combined with further settings that can be adjusted and browser ‘Zoom’ use I mention below should get you closer to what you need. Then maybe you can report back and update this thread with what you find works so others may benefit?
And there is a ‘Presentation Mode’ in JupyterLab, under the `View’ menu drop-down. And then you can further set the ‘Zoom’ setting in your browser. And most importantly, set your browser to full screen mode.
See here for adjusting the cell width in JupyterLab. Because Jupyter Notebook Version 7+ is built on the same components as JupyterLab, some of those settings will also help in Jupyter Notebook V7+, too.
Yo, thanks for FYI!!
Oops, F11 isn’t supported in Chrome, and restoring the ‘reset default layout’ gave me the kind of view I like!
In addition, why won’t the “highlight the active line” work, not to mention, I can’t set the background/foreground colors?!
But the most annoying is the output not displaying in the area below the cell w/script… See attachment.
Notice the “[?..” the number at the question mark increments, but no output is displayed.
Note: I have to shrink the display to get a ‘snippet’
Further, I would recommend trying “Simple Mode” in JupyterLab.
why won’t the “highlight the active line” work
did you enable it for notebook cells or for text editor?
Thank you, the ‘simple mode’ switch is here/there, don’t always see it! But the ‘Zen mode’ in the ‘View’ drop down menu… Ok!
The picture shows the check boxes that I’ve set on: http://localhost:8888/tree/Documents, but not here: http://localhost:8888/notebooks/Documents/methods%20and%20functions.ipynb
The application isn’t making an adj.
from my laptop to my HDMI (1920x1080p) TV. Is there a CSS page in the usual install, that I can try to make my own adjustments?!
But, in (PDB) import pdb; pdb.set_trace(). What I’ve got is an “—>” to indicate (via the ‘l’ cmd.) the line of trace!
No ‘highlighting’ happens
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