Formatting issue with Jupyter Notebook dataframe rendered through nbconvert about type-on-strap HOT 7 CLOSED

It looks great. Thanks so much!

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Hi!

It seems you are using some kind of converter to create markdown pages that would work with jekyll from a Jupyter Notebook.

I am not familiar with that tool, I guess to make it work you should try to change some of the options. Or try to look at:
https://github.com/Sylhare/Type-on-Strap/blob/master/_posts/2014-08-08-Markup-%20Syntax%20Highlighting.md

For how the markup and syntax coloring work on this theme.

If you can send me more information on what tool you are using and the markdown output (not the actual rendered file), I would be able to troubleshoot with you. 😉
Thanks

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Correct, I'm using nbconvert. I've been using the default settings, e.g. jupyter nbconvert --to markdown my_notebook.ipynb. I'll read up on the link you posted.

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I have done a couple of tests. It seems that the dataframe from the convertion is rendered through a table. And unfortunately this table is way too big to be rendered properly in the length of a normal screen using the default theme css.

So what could be done is to use the dataframe keyword to build a custom css to fit your need.
I don't see any dataframe on the link you sent me, but if you have a link how you'd want it to look like. I could help you with it.

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Here's an example of the same tables I sent you, but using the flexible jekyll theme: https://jss367.github.io/blog2/df_test.html
I think this works well for moderately sized tables.

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ok i'm working on a fix

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Should look good now 😉

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