Open vincmazet opened 4 years ago
Thanks for the suggestions! I think your first two points are things we should include somehow (for "size / type of font" as well as "color theme").
Since those are well-scoped, can you re-work the title of the issue to be specifically about those two things?
The addition of a night theme in this way would be amazing! More and more sites are offering this feature, which makes the leftover sites even more painful on the eyes 😧
Agreed! I'm happy to review any PRs that give a shot at this!
One option we could explore is to start by allowing the "night theme" for code cells only at first. This could be a much more tractable and straightforward problem to solve than doing it for the whole site.
CC @drdrij --- worth considering?
I wish to develop a stylesheet (cover page) for my latex document with a Title (colour Dark Green) and Author names (colour golden) and background colour as Green. I'm developing this in JupyterBook and building it by the following command: Jupyter-book build bookname --/builder pdflatex. Following is my _config.yml file:
title: /color{black!60!Green!70!blue} Digital Services author: Radhika Saraf logo: logo.png
Can anybody please help me to override the sphinx/jupyterbook configuration to get colours for author name and a background colour/background image?
Could you please help me with this? I'll be really grateful. Thanks!
@Radhika677 given that you've already opened a Discussion, please don't cross-post between topics as it creates more work for people! :)
so sorry about this! I'll definitely keep that in mind going forward. Thanks for your response :)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I think it would be very interesting for a reader to have the ability to choose the font and theme color for his/her book.
Solution & Alternative The 'A' icon in the topbar of books written with Bookdown (eg https://csgillespie.github.io/efficientR/) allows to:
A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or features you've considered In addition, I find that grouping the tools of a book (toggle sidebar, search, font properties, repository...) is more elegant with Bookdown than with JupyterBook.