The section `Notebook front-end client` in the config overview
page was essentially a toc tree except the sub-section links
went to the top of the frontend_config page rather than the real
sub-sections in that page because they all used the same reference.
Rather than create a unique reference for each sub-section in the
frontend_config page, this simply embeds the frontend_config toctree
within the config_overview page which essentially has the same effect.
Closes#5740
- Change the scope of styles specific to `.dynamic-buttons` to that class only (introed in https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/pull/4729)
- Drop the width style from tooltips since `display: inline` makes it have no effect
Fixes#5670
* render keyboard shortcuts from KeyboardManager
render keyboard shortcuts from KeyboardManager
* float menu keybindings to the right
* Clean up styling
* Humanize keybindings for display
* Add some missing menu item/action pairs
* Move styles to stylesheet
* remove click event add/removal in enable/disable_paste
* change the CSS rule to avoid wrapping in the middle of the shortcut text (#2759)
Co-authored-by: Aaron Myatt <aaronmyatt@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Grant Nestor <grantnestor@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jarrad Whitaker <JWhitaker@officeworks.com.au>
Co-authored-by: Pierre Monod-Broca <pierremonodbroca@gmail.com>
Issue 3182 "Can't paste two images from clipboard in markdown cell"
happens when the user tries to paste a second image into a text
cell and the image gets the same attachment key as the previous one.
This patch fixes that issue by adding an index to each picture that's
pasted after the previous one. Example:
* User pastes an image blob A. The text ``
is added to the text cell and the blob is saved as attachment `image.png`
* The user pastes a second image blob B. The same happens as with blob
A, except the key is now `image-1.png` rather than `image.png`
Special case:
If the user pastes the exact same blob A twice, it will not be added to
the attachments, but the textcell will get a second entry of
``.
