Matthias Geier

Thanks for the report! It looks like this works: ``` nbsphinx_execute_arguments = [ "--InlineBackend.figure_formats={'svg', 'pdf'}", "--InlineBackend.rc=figure.dpi=96", ] ``` But even better: I don't know since when, but right now a...

If you are looking for inspiration: I've created an `indices.html` template: https://github.com/mgeier/insipid-sphinx-theme/blob/master/src/insipid_sphinx_theme/insipid/indices.html ... which is part of my theme's sidebar by default, but can of course be overwritten by `html_sidebars`....

Yeah, sorry, I should have explained where it is actually located ... It's part of the sidebar (which you can show by clicking the hamburger menu), just below the table...

I don't quite understand what you mean. Can you please provide a minimal example?

OK, I see. There is currently no way to do that. Can `nbconvert --execute` do that?

Yes, it looks like that has been requested for `nbconvert` but there has been no solution yet, but there have been suggestions to use alternative notebook runners. So once `nbconvert`...

You can try to access it with `self.state.document.settings.env.config.nbsphinx_exclude_output_prompt`. There is probably a shorter way to get it ...

I'm not very enthusiastic about hiding stuff, but several people already asked for something like that, so I guess I'll have to accept it if you make a nice PR.

IMHO if you don't want to show the code, Jupyter notebook is the wrong tool for you. There are tons of tools for automated document generation and many different templating...

@rddaz2013 The situation here is unchanged. I still think it's a bad thing, nobody has shown me an example that would change my mind, but I'm still open to accepting...