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Customize layout from settings #6688
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This might help with #6386. |
This was referenced May 15, 2023
In its settings, JupyterLab makes it possible to define the layout for "properties": {
"single": {
"$ref": "#/definitions/layout",
"default": {
"Linked Console": { "area": "down" },
"Inspector": { "area": "down" },
"Cloned Output": { "area": "down" }
}
},
"multiple": { "$ref": "#/definitions/layout", "default": {} }
} For Notebook 7, maybe it could be interesting to offer the ability to customize per page. |
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Support for customizing the layout via the settings was added in JupyterLab in jupyterlab/jupyterlab#11614.
It's available in the latest JupyterLab 4.0 pre-releases.
With it, end users should be able to configure where widgets should be placed in the application shell. For example to be able to open terminals in the right area instead of a new tab.
For now it seems to be tied to the
@jupyterlab/application-extension:shell
plugin, which is not loaded in Notebook 7.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: