jupyterbook-patches 1.13.4

A collection of useful Jupyter Book v1 patches.

Sphinx extension: JupyterBook-Patches

This Sphinx extension fixes:

• with a layout patch:
  • an issue where drop down menus would still take up space after being minimized, and the patch fixes it through some css.
  • an issue where in drop down code cells the shown summary remained lightgray instead of turning darkgrey. Fix through css.
  • an issue where the size of code in a header is not the correct font size. Fix through css.
  • an issue where the sidebar shows a scrollbar even if that's not needed
  • an issue where the margin causes a scroll bar for a window between 992 and 1200px.
  • an issue where the caption text of a figure is aligned on the left for multi-line caption text.
  • an issue where code inside code-cells are aligned according to the parent element, instead of left-aligned.
• with a button patch:
  • an issue where two buttons for interactive matplotlib widget do not appear.
• with a mathjax patch:
  • an issue where in the Firefox browser the CHTML renderer of MathJax does not render thin lines consistently. Fixed by selecting the SVG renderer only for the Firefox browser.
  • an issue where rendered MathJax using the CHTML renderer is sometimes clipped at the top and/or the right. Fixed by adding some css to improve the appearance of MathJax elements.
  • that makes the default loading method of MathJax to be lazy loading, which improves page load times. Can be disabled if needed by either
    • disabling the mathjax patch (this also disables the Firefox fix); or
    • adding ui/nonlazy to config.mathjax3_config['loader']['load'] in your config file as shown below. This value is not defined by MathJax, but introduced by JupyterBook-Patches to allow disabling lazy loading.

      sphinx:
        config:
          mathjax3_config:
            loader:
              load:
                - "ui/nonlazy"
      

• with a download patch:
  • an issue where the standard download button for downloading .ipynb and .md files opens a new tab in some browsers instead of downloading the file. Fixed by adding the download attribute to the download links.
• with a hash patch:
  • an issue where if the URL contains a specific element id, the page scrolls to the element on the initial/partial page load and does not scroll to that element after complete page load. Fixed by adding a small javascript that scrolls to the element after complete page load.
• with a preserve_dropdown_state patch:
  • an issue where reloading a page causes all dropdown/collapsible admonitions to reset to their default state. Fixed by saving and restoring the open/closed state of all dropdowns using sessionStorage. Supports multiple dropdown types including:
    • details.dropdown - Standard HTML details dropdowns
    • details.sd-dropdown - Sphinx Design dropdowns
    • details.toggle-details - Toggle details elements
    • div.dropdown - Div-based admonition dropdowns with toggle buttons
• with a margin patch:
  • that allows the definition of margin/aside elements inside admonitions, instead of only outside. In other words:
  • a margin directive can now be nested within one other admonition.
  • a non-figure directive with the class margin can now be nested within one other admonition.
  • a figure directive with the figclass margin or margin-caption can now be nested within one other admonition.
  • Note that this not apply to code-cell directives, as those are not supported inside other directives.
• with a mystnb patch:
  • an issue where colon fences (such as :::) for top-level code-cells were not allowed.
    • Colon fences (such as :::) for top-level code-cells are now allowed, next to backtick fences (such as ```), inside markdown files.
  • an issue where the include directive did not correctly handle included content from markdown files with top-level code-cells and/or YAML front-matter from markdown files.
    • The include directive now correctly handles included content from markdown files with top-level code-cells and/or YAML front-matter from markdown files.
  • an issue where markdown files that contain and/or include top-level code-cells were not ensured to be a text-based notebook file.
    • Markdown files that contain and/or include top-level code-cells are ensured to be a text-based notebook file.

Installation

To install the Sphinx-JupyterBook-Patches, follow these steps:

Step 1: Install the Package

Install the jupyterbook_patches package using pip:

pip install jupyterbook_patches

Step 2: Add to requirements.txt

Make sure that the package is included in your project's requirements.txt to track the dependency:

jupyterbook_patches

Step 3: Enable in _config.yml

In your _config.yml file, add the extension to the list of Sphinx extra extensions:

sphinx: 
    extra_extensions:
        - jupyterbook_patches

Step 4 (optional): Disable patches in _config.yml

In your _config.yml file, add disable patches you do not wish:

sphinx: 
    config:
        patch_config:
            disabled-patches: []

Replace [] by a list of strings to disable patches. Use the patch name as indicated at the top of this document.

For example, to disable the mathjax patch:

sphinx: 
    config:
        patch_config:
            disabled-patches: ["mathjax"]

For example, to disable the layout and button patches:

sphinx: 
    config:
        patch_config:
            disabled-patches: ["button","layout"]

Part of TeachBooks Favourites

This extension is part of TeachBooks Favourites, a Sphinx extension which collects all of TeachBooks' favourite features in one place.

Contribute

This tool's repository is stored on GitHub. The README.md of the branch manual_docs is also part of the TeachBooks manual as a submodule. If you'd like to contribute, you can create a fork and open a pull request on the GitHub repository. To update the README.md shown in the TeachBooks manual, create a fork and open a merge request for the GitHub repository of the manual. If you intent to clone the manual including its submodules, clone using: git clone [e-mail]:TeachBooks/manual.git.