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Well, you can easily break the notebook stuff when you somehow inject CSS, so I guess we are not managing it well 😉 When I needed to fix things like this, I frequently ended up asking in the upstream project to be less "aggressive" and more specific in their CCS stuff or, alternatively, forking it. I am not a web dev either, so I might be missing new stuff that solves this problem, hopefully? |
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Over the past month we have had two cases of an issue that occurs when importing rich
javascript
objects as code-cell outputs into the website. In both cases it broke the theme rendering of thejupyter-book
for bothsphinx-book-theme
andquantecon-book-theme
.One of the packages was:
pyLDAvis
In this case the output overwrote some
css
andsvg
styles. So inquantecon-book-theme
it has incompletesvg
icons and changed somestyles
, insphinx-book-theme
it changed somecode-cell
styles to make thecode-cells
extra wide for the entire documenthttps://60d2cb5b8a1c969372850ccc--nervous-villani-f8256d.netlify.app/applications/working_with_text.html#topic=0&lambda=1&term=
Question:
Not a
web
developer, so thought I would ask the community if there is a way we can wrap these objects in a container of some kind so any styles introduced by them don't interact with the theme. I wonder howjupyter notebook
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