How To Edit A Jupyterlab Theme
Solution 1:
To edit JupypterLab themes you need to make changes to the file variables.css
which is located in jupyterlab/packages/[THEME NAME]/style/
You can inspect the element of the JupyterLab that you'd like to change to find out its class. I used Chrome DevTools ctrl+shift+i
and click on various div classes until I found the one I wanted to alter.
Once you have the name of the div class you'd like to customize, add the changes to the variables.css
file. Here's what I changed and the result.
.jp-RenderedImage {
background-color: #A4A4A4
}
You can use this gist (where the code in the first cell comes from) created by one of the JupyterLab contributors to experiment with changes you made to the variables.css
file.
Solution 2:
It looks like the example you show is because the plot's facecolor
is transparent. I noticed this happened for my plots too when I switched to Jupyter's Dark Theme.
Here are two references for updating this Jupyter configuration:
- Enable white frames on matplotlib figure/ Disable transparent frames
- https://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/config/intro.html
In summary, I opened the ~/.ipython/profile_default
directory and created a new ipython_config.py
file (because it wasn't already there)
cd ~/.ipython/profile_default/
vi ipython_config.py
In that file, I added the lines
c = get_config()
c.InlineBackend.print_figure_kwargs={'facecolor' : "w"}
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