Update/SOF-7289 Documentation on JupyterLite Dialog #270
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| The following animation illustrates how to use the JupyterLite Transformation Dialog to create a matching interface between two surfaces using Zur and McGill's algorithm. | ||
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Let's make sure the images are:
- added via LFS
- in webp format
- add explanation to README about webp
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Last time, we did add brief info about webp in the INTERNAL.md
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Probably it's better to have it in the README under "including images" section.
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Let's keep it in README, probably more visible
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| The JupyterLite Transformation Dialog enables the modification of materials within the JupyterLite environment, which is a lightweight implementation of JupyterLab that runs entirely in the browser. This dialog is accessible via the ["Advanced" menu](../advanced.md) within the Materials Designer interface. | ||
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Let's add a link to the lang/en/docs folder and link images into it to avoid having to go all the way to the top level here
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Alternatively, we may use absolute paths for images, in this case, it's /images/materials-designer/jupyterlite_dialog/open-jupyterlite-dialog.webp.
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