This extension provides support for adding slide types to notebook cells for working with tools like nbconvert to help easily convert your .ipynb file into a slide show. Supported slide types are:
Support for additional and more flexible cell tagging is provided by the Jupyter Cell Tags extension.
- Add a slide type to the cell you're on by opening the Command Palette (
Cmd+Shift+P) and selecting Switch Slide Type - Modify slide types for notebook cells by selecting the slide type on the cell
- Add or modify slide type for multiple cells by editing the notebook's metadata (JSON format) by opening the Command Palette (
Cmd+Shift+P) and selecting Edit Slide Type (JSON)
After assigning slide types to your cells, create an HTML slideshow presentation by opening the integrated terminal and running the command, jupyter nbconvert '<notebook-file-name>.ipynb' --to slides --post serve.
This extension comes with the Jupyter extension for Visual Studio Code and can be disabled or uninstalled.
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