Is it possible to somehow view the Jupyter notebook for Sagemath in Dark Mode? If yes, how?
You can work along those lines from within a notebook
pip install jupyterthemes
If you typset
!jt -1
you will obtain the 9 proposed themes that is 1) chesterish, 2) grade3, 3) gruvboxd, 4) gruvboxl, 5) monokai, 6) oceans16, 7) oceans16, 7) onedork, 8) solarizedd 9) solarizedl
to load one or the other of those themes, the command are
from jupyterthemes import get_themes
import jupyterthemes as jt
from jupyterthemes.stylefx import set_nb_theme
set_nb_themes('the themes you want')
to go back to the standard themes
!jt -r
Hope I have not written a mistake.
Thanks! Your method of loading the themes didn't work (in particular my notebook couldn't find jupyterthemes), but the documentation on the webpage asks me to run
!jt -r <insert theme name>
within the notebook itself, and this seems to work.
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ISTR that this is a function of the browser you use to display Jupyter...
The browser still reads CSS which it is told to read from somewhere. Finding that was particularly painful. Turns out, running
!jt -rinside the notebook, which is just supposed to bring settings to default, also tells you the directories where modifications were made, and I think from that point onwards, the daring can even write their own CSS instead of using Jupyterthemes as shown below, and have fun.