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@mmcky Hmmm, that can work. Let's start implementing it soon and see how we go. Should we put this issue in the Bug reduction drive? That issue is turning out...

https://github.com/executablebooks/sphinx-jupyterbook-latex/pull/92 has been merged now. Thanks, @florianbussmann for the change. Will be available in the next `sphinx-jupyterbook-latex` release.

Hi @michaelosthege, by default latex does not support 18pt. Only 10pt, 11pt, 12pt from what I have seen. Also, mentioned in this comment https://github.com/executablebooks/sphinx-jupyterbook-latex/pull/92#issuecomment-1086989622 . There are some packages which...

Can we hijack the output of the HTML renderer? or alter the `a` tag in HTML in `sphinx-book-theme`. As the solution is just to add `target=__blank` attribute in `a` tag....

@choldgraf I guess we can also do this with beautifulSoup, when we are updating other attributes in `sphinx-book-theme` or JS one also looks good to me. Want me to give...

@mmcky true. or we can also check for an `external` class. For external links, similarly, sphinx has ```

@mmcky looks neat. so we are going with making this a part of `jupyter-book`. Or will it be a part of the theme?

ooh sorry, `myst_nb` vs theme then. I am happy with it being permanent for all software using `myst_nb` as external links opening in a new tab is a good default...

ooh ok, so you are saying, we should activate this translator function based on `mystnb_externallink_tabs = False/True ` ? ``` app.set_translator('html', PatchedHTMLTranslator) ``` looking at the code at first, it...

> So this detects incoming redirect and would display the admonition for any traffic coming from the old location? Yes, that's right @mmcky.