BUG: juypter css not compatible with jupter nbextensions

[schlichtanders]

After installing rise, my beautiful nbextension css styling is confused.

Instead of seeing a window-wide jupyter notebook

• the width seems to be reduced again to some smaller "reader"-style width (which is also the default for jupyter without nbextensions).
• but stays left aligned

Is there a way to leave the css as it is for the jupyter notebook, without destroying the css needed for reveal.js presentations?

[damianavila]

Is there a way to leave the css as it is for the jupyter notebook, without destroying the css needed for reveal.js presentations?

mmm... I should try your setup before answering this question... hopefully there will be a way to not overlap with other extensions css, but I have to explore the case.

[schlichtanders]

Installation instruction for the general extension package https://github.com/ipython-contrib/jupyter_contrib_nbextensions can be found in the readme on the link.

Essentially it is pip installing it and then running the following decisive line which enables the extension css

jupyter contrib nbextension install --user

(interestingly I cannot revert back to those css-styles by rerunning the line. There must still be some additional thing going on, mabye different location where css files are stored)

[damianavila]

Thanks for the info, I will try to reproduce.