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Allow notebook tools to affect multiple cells. #6797
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@Zsailer and I came across this problem in relation to the functionality of celltags, which belongs in the notebook tools panel. The multiple selection interaction issue becomes exaggerated in celltags, where the ability to select, filter, and add tags to multiple cells at a time is what makes the extension particularly useful. |
Pinging @tgeorgeux for thoughts. |
I have a few thoughts, I'll try to dump these briefly.
I whole-heartedly agree that multiple cell operations should operate on all selected cells, and single-cell operations should be disabled when multiple cells are selected. |
Any updates on this? In my point of view this would make it much less cumbersome to actually use jupyterlab for presentations. |
Hi! any updates on this? |
My proposal is that we allow notebook-tools to affect multiple cells at a time.
Right now, when multiple cells are selected in a notebook, the notebook tools panel still only corresponds to the active cell, without any clear indication that it's doing so. The "Slide Type" dropdown, for example, will still allow you to select a new slide type:
But the slide type is only applied to the active cell, not the other selected cells. The second selected cell still has no slide type:
The expected behavior is that all selected cells are given this new cell-type. Otherwise, the notebook-tools panel should probably prevent users from changing the active cell when multiple cells are selected (e.g. gray out the slide type dropdown).
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