Styling Options ================== This page contains list of styling settings. Header (Section) ------------------------------- This section specifies classes that can be used to modify the header (its section respectively). Check out :ref:`styling:Targeting Elements` for more information about this functionality. .. note:: This is not a definite list. There are many other classes and you can also add your own ones. - ``.tabset``: Transforms the section from linear structure into a tabset. - ``.tabset-pills``: Changes the visual design of the tabs. - ``.tabset-fade``: Adds transition animation when switching the tabs. - ``.unnumbered``: If section numbering is turned on, this section is not numbered. - ``.unlisted``: If used together with ``.unnumbered``, then hte section is omitted from the table of contents. Others ----------- This section specifies classes that can be used to modify other elements. Check out :ref:`styling:Targeting Elements` for more information about this functionality. .. note:: This is not a definite list. There are many other classes to style the elements. You can also add your own ones. - ``.pj-table-fit``: The table is shrunk around its content. - ``.pj-table-ignore``: All tables have basic table styling added by Pretty Jupyter. This class makes it so default styling is not applied to them. - ``.bg-info``: Changes background of the element to "info" color from the theme. Other options: ``.bg-warning``, ``.bg-danger``. - ``.alert``: Makes element into an alert. Should be used together with ``.alert-info``, ``.alert-warning``,... Themes ----------- Currently, all `bootswatch themes `_ are supported with the default bootstrap theme. We can use them by e.g. specifying theme in :ref:`metadata_settings:Notebook-Level` metadata. The entire list of supported themes is: ``bootstrap``, ``cerulean``, ``cosmo``, ``cyborg``, ``darkly``, ``flatly``, ``journal``, ``lumen``, ``paper`` (default), ``readable``, ``sandstone``, ``simplex``, ``slate``, ``spacelab``, ``superhero``, ``united``, ``yeti``.