add instructions to run notebooks locally #107
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| Clicking on the example will open a static version of the example, powered by <a href="https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/">nbviewer</a>. | |||
| To interact with a "live" version, it is possible from there to download the notebook and run it locally: | |||
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| <li>right-click on the download icon of the notebook (in the upper right corner), which will allow | |||
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What kind of click is it on Mac?
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right click if one has a mouse or knows how to do this on the touchpad; otherwise ctrl-click ; might also say something like:
open the context menu on the download (via right-click on Linux and Windows, or ctrl-click on macOS)
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BTW how about converting this file from HTML to markdown (one can embed HTML into a md file, so the <div class="gallery_example"> stuff at the end could probably stay unchanged).
At least for me, editing Markdown feels more convenient. But that's taste, so don't feel obliged to do this.
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Yes absolutely! I feel quite uncomfortable writing HTML when Markdown would seem to suffice. I will investigate how to do that (but not in this PR).
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I will try to find a way to make these instructions less prominent (e.g. hidden by default with just a pointer would be nice). |
Partly addresses #98 (this does nothing about adding Project.toml files etc.)
I'm not sure if how I put it is not too much hand holding...
Preview at https://rfourquet.github.io/oscar-website/example/. These new instructions might look too prominent compared to the notebook link themselves.