Jupyter-themes: the cell output miss first two letters.

Created on 10 Oct 2018 · 4Comments · Source: dunovank/jupyter-themes

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jupyter notebok version: 5.4.1

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zwh42

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It seems like this is a known issue, there is a pull request mentioning it #273 .
So this is a probable duplicate of #244, #203 and #273 ; In case you don't want to wait for the PR to be accepted, this:

In the custom.css file, I fixed it by changing both the div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt's and the div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt:hover's min-width and width values to 11.5ex instead of the original 14.5ex.

fixed it for me.

BrunoGomesCoelho on 10 Oct 2018

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Same here;

Issue #244 also deals with this, but setting the padding did not fix it for me

BrunoGomesCoelho on 10 Oct 2018

In the custom.css file, I fixed it by changing both the div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt's and the div.out_prompt_overlay.prompt:hover's min-width and width values to 11.5ex instead of the original 14.5ex.

fixed it for me.

BrunoGomesCoelho on 10 Oct 2018

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Thanks @BrunoGomesCoelho ,

244 's resolution works for me.

zwh42 on 11 Oct 2018

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@BrunoGomesCoelho comment is correct. I know this is closed but recently just installed Jupyter on a new system and upgraded themes. My issue was custom.css didn't contain any padding in div.output_area. I added padding-left: 16px and it resolved it for me.