David Powell

For my particular case, I only use the `nbsphinx_exclude_input` and `nbsphinx_exclude_output_prompt` options. I could also envisage that `nbshinx_exclude_input_prompt` might be useful. In all other cases (hiding entire code or markdown...

@rddaz2013 I take it that your preferred option is to hide individual input cells, based on metadata created by the Jupyter nbextension `hide_input`. The current implementation gives an option to...

Unwanted options have been removed. As I didn't get any feedback from @rddaz2013 on what he means by hiding cells, nothing has been done on that front.

Is there any update on this? Being able to hide code and output prompts is vital for my use case. @rddaz2013 There are plenty of valid use cases for hiding...

@mgeier I'd like to challenge your view that this proposal represents a misuse of Jupyter notebooks. After all, the Jupyter devs created the highly flexible `nbconvert` tool specifically to allow...

Given comments by @mgeier on the long-term plans to remove `nbconvert`, the most logical approach is to just merge @keluc's changes to the latest master. I have created such a...

To everyone interested in this issue, on the PR (see #185) I am proposing to only implement hiding code cell input, input prompts and output prompts. If you have a...

I have been trying to glue the output from plotly, which is also rich html and javascript. However, in my document I get no output (not even the static png...

Thanks @gnbl, by following these instructions I was finally able to get an example running on Windows 10.

It sounds like OpenModes cannot find gmsh within its path. The gmsh installation from conda-forge does put the gmsh executable within the path. I'm not sure whether the pip package...