Matt McKay

@chrisjsewell I have taken a look but can't see anywhere in `sphinx` if there is a state variable tracking the presence of math on a page. I suspect it might...

thanks for reporting this @richardye101 @AakashGfude we should look into this re: `plotly` work that we are doing for themes.

well this is good news ❤️

> Or, is it possible to refer to an equation using $$ ... \tag{}\label{} $$ in some other way which does not make the reference-text math-looking (like $\eqref{}$ does)? @mscharling...

thanks @matthew-brett this is an interesting issue. I'm guessing that `sphinx` when building the `html` doesn't have `chapter` / `section` numbers defined when parsing `orphan` documents so skips writing a...

@AakashGfude It isn't clear to me what the solution should be however. If a document is not contained in the `toc` there is no concept of chapter. So I see...

thanks for reporting this @orifox Just to clarify in your `_config.yml` do you have something like: ```yaml format: jb-book root: index chapters: - file: path/to/chapter1 title: ``` where `title:` is...

Oh this `tufte` theme looks cool. 👍 We have developed a theme for `jupyter-book` for the [quantecon lecture projects](https://quantecon.org/lectures/) which is called [quantecon-book-theme](https://github.com/QuantEcon/quantecon-book-theme). In putting that together we have tried...

hi @patrickmineault it has taken longer than we anticipated. @AakashGfude has been looking at various base options for `jupyter-book` (such as `sphinx-basic-ng`) to get an understanding of which to choose...

Thanks @effigies these are all interesting ideas. while there is no automatic way to do what you're thinking, you could specify `--toc` and `--config` as part of your build command...