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Sign up for free See pricing for teams and enterprisesClarifies workflow to export as Reveal.js slides #6472
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@jasongrout what do you think about this? To help out with #5018 |
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Thanks! This list is built dynamically depending on what nbconvert offers, so maybe mentioning something about how they might have different options depending on their nbconvert configuration, but here are some common export options might make sense. |
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@jasongrout adding that as we speak |
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@jasongrout and @blink1073 added nbconvert note. |
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Thanks! The failure is unrelated. |
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@jasongrout and @blink1073 thanks for letting me contribute! I wrote a blog post about the process if you’re interested |
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Awesome, thank you for writing that up! Would you consider us making it a guest post on the Jupyter blog? |
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Also, I am curious as to what you think is needed to make Jupyterlab ready for prime time, as you say. |
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@blink1073 of course! Anything I should do? |
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Well, I think the project is very close, but a couple of things are still buggy (rendering, pdf conversion, themes, syntax), and a lot of the extension/add on ecosystem hasn’t migrated yet to jupyter lab. |
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I'm not actually sure how the process works for guest posts, I'll find out and get back to you |
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Ok, that sounds good! I’ll keep opening issues for whatever I see in the future. |
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duarteocarmo commentedJun 5, 2019
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Closes #5018
References
This addresses issues #5018 and other exporting doubts that might come in the future.
Code changes
Added a new
docs/source/user/export.rst
file for future detailed explanations on exporting notebooks. (particularly how to export as.pdf
)Also added two screenshots to illustrate cases.
User-facing changes
A new section on the documentation pages:


Backwards-incompatible changes
None.