Fixing Matplotlib Notebook Text #27165
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Updated this similar to what's inside figure_intro.rst
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I'd say this section could still be improved a lot, but no need to do it in this PR if you don't have ideas about fixing it.
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Currently don't have any ideas on improving this section, but I can definitely put some thought into it and make a new PR for it later?
| notebook when the cell is executed. Because the images are static, they | ||
| cannot be panned / zoomed, take user input, or be updated from other | ||
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I disagree with changing the level of the headings here, I think Jupyter is actually intended to be underneath the Other Python Prompts banner... And now it looks like Spyder/Other IDEs is underneath Jupyter Notebooks, which is just incorrect.
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| If you only need to use the classic notebook (i.e. `notebook<7`), | |||
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| If you only need to use the classic notebook (i.e. `notebook<7`), | |
| If you only need to use the classic notebook (i.e. ``notebook<7``), |
If you want this to show up in code style, it needs to be double backtick, otherwise it treats it as a reference, which is failing the doc build.
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In the interest of getting this in for the 3.8.1 release, I'll go ahead and commit my suggestions here (usually we prefer to afford contributors time to make the revisions) Edit: except I can't... as this was made from |
My bad on that. I'll make sure I do that next time. For these changes I'll get on it right away |
…165-on-v3.8.x Backport PR #27165 on branch v3.8.x (Fixing Matplotlib Notebook Text)
PR summary
Following issue #27144, this PR updated the suggested improvement to include the classic notebook versions in the documentation. I also made some changes to the writing of the section and simplifying the text.
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