ENH: Encapsulate Markdown Cell in Sphinx directive #45
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Still learning to keep the notebook metadata clean. I can rebase if this is considered for merge. |
… conf.py for overall allowance , in notebook.metadata for notebook-wide allowance and in cell.metadata for the cell
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This is a first proof of concept to encapsulate markdown cells in sphinx-directives. I use this to add admonitions to the rendered doc and in the same time have a quite similar look within the notebook.
My knowledge of templates and doc stuff is quite mediocre, so please be kind. I'm also not sure if this is the right place, where I added the "plugin". Also the code might need a little shaping.
I added an example to the
markdown-cells.ipynbnotebook for showing one use case.Hoping for suggestions and a fruitful discussion in #46 .