Jupyter-themes: Output clipped on left side (text and plots)

[cdbaird]

Text output from the cells appears to be chopped off at the edge. Changing the cell width does not seem to help.

The command used here was:

jt -t oceans16 -fs 95 -tfs 11 -nfs 115 -cellw 100%

[souravehossain]

replace the current div.output_area with the following in the custom css file

div.output_area {
display: -webkit-box;
padding: 13px;
}

[solarqiang]

I think it's because of the cell output's folding button at the left that overlaps the text area. So in custom.css file, I changed min-width and width properties of div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt from 14.5ex to 11.5ex, and it worked. I also replaced all the occurrence throughout the file just in case of undiscovered inconsistency.

[pylin2018]

3q @solarqiang

[tdiethe]

I think it's because of the cell output's folding button at the left that overlaps the text area. So in custom.css file, I changed min-width and width properties of div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt from 14.5ex to 11.5ex, and it worked. I also replaced all the occurrence throughout the file just in case of undiscovered inconsistency.

These changes should be made in both:

div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt
div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt.hover

[tdiethe]

grep -n 'div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt' ~/.jupyter/custom/custom.css
1679:div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt {
1693:div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt:hover {

[iceonfire1]

Does anyone know how to make this change permanent, so that changing the theme with e.g. jt -t [theme] doesn't overwrite this change to the custom.css file?

[Skyfacon]

I think it's because of the cell output's folding button at the left that overlaps the text area. So in custom.css file, I changed min-width and width properties of div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt from 14.5ex to 11.5ex, and it worked. I also replaced all the occurrence throughout the file just in case of undiscovered inconsistency.

Thanks a lot, really help!!

[naorlov]

Does anyone know how to make this change permanent, so that changing the theme with e.g. jt -t [theme] doesn't overwrite this change to the custom.css file?

You can hardcode width and min-width properties of div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt(:hover) in <path_to_python>/site-packages/jupyterthemes/layout/cells.less to any value you want. Just replace @out-prompt-min-width with any value you want. 11.5ex helped me.

[Idodox]

I've also run into this issue.
hardcoding the values into cells.less doesn't seem to have an effect.
I replaced all "@out-prompt-min-width" and "@out-prompt-width" to 11.5ex. No change even after restarting JN.

[noweaver]

div.output_area {
display: -webkit-box;
padding: 13px;
}

Thank you for your guide. But in my case, your code didn't be applied. After jupyter restart, custome.css file is revoked.

[qinoq]

Does anyone know how to make this change permanent, so that changing the theme with e.g. jt -t [theme] doesn't overwrite this change to the custom.css file?

You can hardcode width and min-width properties of div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt(:hover) in <path_to_python>/site-packages/jupyterthemes/layout/cells.less to any value you want. Just replace @out-prompt-min-width with any value you want. 11.5ex helped me.

thank you for help me to find the file.

[djchou]

Is there any way to set this via command line arguments?

[SylowVong]

Does anyone know how to make this change permanent, so that changing the theme with e.g. jt -t [theme] doesn't overwrite this change to the custom.css file?

You can hardcode width and min-width properties of div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt(:hover) in <path_to_python>/site-packages/jupyterthemes/layout/cells.less to any value you want. Just replace @out-prompt-min-width with any value you want. 11.5ex helped me.

it worked, thank you

[heldrenata]

I found this is the easiest solution. Just paste it on top of your code to expand panels and fix the padding issue at once :)

from IPython.core.display import display, HTML display(HTML("<style>.container { width:95% !important; } div.output_wrapper .output { padding-left: 14px; }</style>"))