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Lots of unused space on an ultrawide

Open jabbera opened this issue 4 years ago • 4 comments
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Hi!

Is there any way the notebook can be extended horizontally on my ultrawide? There is a TON of unused space:

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Jupyterlab does a good job of this:

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jabbera avatar May 28 '21 12:05 jabbera

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welcome[bot] avatar May 28 '21 12:05 welcome[bot]

Thanks @jabbera.

If you want to be able to use all the available space then JupyterLab (or JupyterLab in Simple Mode) sounds like the best option.

Out of curiosity, what does it look like with the classic notebook on ultrawide displays?

We could improve this fixed max-width set here and have it a bit more responsive instead:

https://github.com/jupyterlab/retrolab/blob/b28c91c9adde90f429c5fca6b9d49b225fad0f92/packages/application/style/base.css#L64

jtpio avatar May 28 '21 13:05 jtpio

@jtpio indeed classic shows up the same. Modifying the max-width in devtools makes it look better. Something smarter might be helpful. Certainly not urgent by any means:-)

jabbera avatar May 28 '21 13:05 jabbera

Thanks for the feedback!

Don't hesitate to provide suggestions on better ways to handle this. Or even open a PR if you feel like it :) (which could then be tested on Binder)

jtpio avatar May 28 '21 14:05 jtpio