Chris Holdgraf

@chrisjsewell to best approximation, is `sphinx-design` at a point where we could give this a shot and add it in to Jupyter Book, or do you imagine the API changing?...

Actually, I think there is probably a nicer way of solving this. We should add `highlight_language: none` around here and see if this solves the problem: https://github.com/executablebooks/jupyter-book/blob/9128148a088a23df4cc4eaa4271e259207cec4e9/jupyter_book/config.py#L37 This would changes...

Just gonna merge this one in and we can improve broader syntax defaults later

The tricky thing is that I think we don't want an average jupyter book user to have to learn anything about Sphinx in order to use and understand jupyter book....

I agree with all of your pain points here...I like the idea of shortening the number of top-level sections, I think that could really help. Though I am still hesitant...

I think it'd be really cool! @emdupre also mentioned theming as something she'd like to see too. I think the trick would be pulling out the right CSS rules so...

A quick follow-up question: Do you imagine the CSS and layout changes would exist *within* a single page? Or would they need to be applied to the entire site? The...

yep - I think that figuring out the challenges in _structural_ elements (e.g. footer, sidebar, etc) and figuring out the challenges in _design_ elements (e.g., font type, colors, etc) will...

Just a note here that we've now got two of the main structural elements from the Tufte style in Jupyter Book: sidebar content and full-width content. Footnotes etc will require...

Actually, the font is a bit complicated, as I believe it is a Tufte-specific font that is defined in the Tufte-CSS repository. I'd be +1 on a pattern that made...