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I have a Jupyter notebook that I wish to convert to pdf for publication, however when I save the notebook as a pdf many of the cells go over the edge.
Is there are way to wrap lines (to the standard 80 characters) so that as I type the cells are never wider than a standard A4 page?
Alternatively, is there something I can do when I convert to pdf instead? Thanks.
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You CAN collapse an entire cell if you put a #comment at the top of the cell. Jupyter then provides a drop down arrow that will collapse the entire cell.
The extension also provides the shortcut CTRL+L for prettifying the current cell (the same thing that the icon does), and CTRL+SHIFT+L for prettifying the whole notebook (if something else is not blocking these shortcuts, of course; but you can configure them).
What does %% capture do in Jupyter? Capturing Output With %%capture IPython has a cell magic, %%capture , which captures the stdout/stderr of a cell. With this magic you can discard these streams or store them in a variable. By default, %%capture discards these streams.
The problem has been solved in nbconvert 5.5 Just update and run
jupyter nbconvert --to pdf your-notebook.ipynb
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