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Theme is applied to JupyterLab's UI even when it is not the selected theme #18
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Sorry for that. It happened when I used jupyter labextension develop --overwrite .
How did you install the neon theme, via jupyter labextension install or something else?
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Date: Thu, Jul 29, 2021 01:12 AM
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Subject: [yeebc/jupyterlab-neon-theme] Theme is applied to JupyterLab's UI even when it is not the selected theme (#18)
I have a different theme selected at the moment, however jupyterlab_neon_theme is still styling UI elements
Python 3.9.6
Node v16.5.0
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I don't remember. I installed it some time ago and did not uninstall it. I recently updated my JupyterLab, so as a matter of habit, I also ran |
i have the same issue. installed with this command:
JupyterLab version 3.1.7 Additionally JupyterLab Vim extension stopped working. I uninstalled the Neon theme and after that JupyterLab Vim is back. Uinstalled it with:
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Same issue here. I installed via JupyterLab extension manager and Edit: Miami Nights fork has a similar issue. |
See the updated docs here: https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/extension/extension_dev.html#theme-plugins
I think the fix is to remove the "style" key from package.json. |
I have a different theme selected at the moment, however jupyterlab_neon_theme is still styling UI elements
Python 3.9.6
Node v16.5.0
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