<div dir="ltr"><div><div><div><p dir="ltr">Hi developers,</p>
<p dir="ltr">I got into the habit of watching the dev meeting on thursday evening and found it very interesting (nice teasing on widget stuffs !). (Am i addicted to real TV ?)<br></p>
<p dir="ltr">Yesterday, I felt concern about the first points, and wanted to share my view on that.. So here is just another point of view about title and makdown cells alignment... if it helps.<br></p><p>For the title stuff, i pretty agree that it needs a kind of H0 to define the document title. To solve this, i choose to start all my notebooks with a markdown cell that contains this HTML code:</p>
<p>"""<br></p><p># title</p><p>François Deheeger | DTO/SIM | 2013-10-22</p><p>last update 2013-11-22</p>
<p><hr style="width:100%; color:#20435C; background-color:#20435C; height:5px;noshade:noshade;" /> <br></p><p>"""</p><p>see attached png.<br></p><p>I am parsing this first cell differently in nbconvert to build LaTeX documents and get the title displayed as a title. <br>
</p>In "presentation mode" or in "edition mode", this cell looks like an H1 title but the bar insists on the fact that it is not a standard H1. And i do not use the H1 type of cell.<br><br><br></div>On markdown cells alignment, i really like the proposal of having an indent. I am using this kind of indent in my custom.css and found it more readable (My custom.css is a mix between BMFH notebooks and some other pieces of examples from this mailing list.) <br>
</div>I think that it's a quite common feeling that texts are more readable when not too wide, and so i reduce also the width of those md cells. <br><br></div>I do not feel too hard to see separation between code output and md cell, but this is maybe because of the font choice. (well i have to admit that i am not a big fan of the line separation... )<br>
<div><div><div><br></div><div>This was just the point of view of an IPython notebook addict (it becomes my OS since a year). Thanks for making real your vision, we are enjoying it.<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>François Deheeger
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