Jupyter-themes: Header and toolbar missing even after uninstalling

Created on 10 Nov 2017 · 8Comments · Source: dunovank/jupyter-themes

After installing, the Jupyter header and toolbar are missing. Selecting View > Toggle Header or View > Toggle Toolbar has no effect. (Toggle Line Numbers and Cell Toolbar options are unaffected.)

I want the Jupyter header and toolbar.

pip uninstall jupyterthemes did not bring these features back.

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diedummydie

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deep breaths buddy.

for anyone who runs into this issue in the future, you can try the following fixes:

if you've uninstalled jupyterthemes and cannot see the toolbar, try clicking the 'View' dropdown menu in a notebook and then 'Toggle Toolbar'.
If that doesn't work, then try reinstalling jupyterthemes, then reset to the default UI
jt -r (if still not fixed, try step 1 again after running the reset command)
If you're still toolbar-less, then try installing a theme with the toolbar toggled on jt -t grade 3 -T (then steps 2 and 1)

dunovank on 10 Nov 2017

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conda update --all --force did not resolve the issue.

diedummydie on 10 Nov 2017

rm -rf ~/.jupyter/custom did not resolve the issue.

diedummydie on 10 Nov 2017

pip install --upgrade --force-reinstall jupyter worked. It did restore jupyter to its state prior to having its layout altered by this project.

I thought this project only offered syntax themes. I didn't realize it comes with a new UI theme that permanently makes it impossible to access built-in functionality while also centering H1 headers in Markdown, ignoring trailing line-breaks, and other undesired alterations.

diedummydie on 10 Nov 2017

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deep breaths buddy.

for anyone who runs into this issue in the future, you can try the following fixes:

if you've uninstalled jupyterthemes and cannot see the toolbar, try clicking the 'View' dropdown menu in a notebook and then 'Toggle Toolbar'.
If that doesn't work, then try reinstalling jupyterthemes, then reset to the default UI
jt -r (if still not fixed, try step 1 again after running the reset command)
If you're still toolbar-less, then try installing a theme with the toolbar toggled on jt -t grade 3 -T (then steps 2 and 1)

dunovank on 10 Nov 2017

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@dunovank 's solution worked for me perfectly.
jt -t chesterish leads to toolbar-less (toggle toolbar also not respond), jt -t chesterish -T and problem solved.

EnJiang on 26 Jun 2019

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@dunovank 's solution worked for me perfectly.
jt -t chesterish leads to toolbar-less (toggle toolbar also not respond), jt -t chesterish -T and problem solved.

This worked for me as well