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Jupyter of recent version recommends to set custom notebook tunings in custom files.
For example ~\.jupyter\custom\custom.css in user's local environment is imported as http://localhost:8888/custom/custom.css
Mybinder deploys those empty files just as in the default config.
Could it be tuned to take custom.css from the submitted root document tree or special custom directory?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Jupyter of recent version recommends to set custom notebook tunings in custom files.
For example
~\.jupyter\custom\custom.css
in user's local environment is imported ashttp://localhost:8888/custom/custom.css
Mybinder deploys those empty files just as in the default config.
Could it be tuned to take
custom.css
from the submitted root document tree or specialcustom
directory?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: