linking sage cells with different templates (to "hide" code)
I'm setting up a sage cell that requires some front-end code to define functions. Rather than requiring my users to scroll through that code, I'd like to "hide" it.
One possibility would be to autoeval the front-end code in a cell with a minimal template and hidden editor, then have my users work in a second (linked) cell with a normal template and editor. But defining cells with different templates seems to require using different div classes, and linked:true seems to work only within a class.
1) Is there a better way to "hide" code?
2) Is there a way to link cells that have different templates?
Thanks!
As far as I understand it, this question addresses the existence of some Jupyter features, and has nothing
Sagemath-specific.It could be better answered if asked in a more relevant place ; a tiny boit of Googling seems to suggest that the Jupyter Discourse forum might be adequate...
HTH,
The question is probably about SageCell rather than about Jupyter.
If so, another place it could be asked is the sage-cell mailing list.
In a Jupyter notebook, one can install hide-code jupyter extension to allow this.