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The migration from Framework to Notebooks 2.0 using Desktop has been a breeze (so far). For my specific case, this migration has involved data loaders (in python), maps, tables, graphs and more. I believe I can do this in toolkit, but in Desktop,
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You can hide cells by marking them as Unpinned and Hidden. You can toggled the Pinned state of a cell using the Pin icon in the toolbar, or Command-. keyboard shortcut (or simply . in cell selection mode), or Edit > Pinned menu. Likewise for Hidden, use the Command-, keyboard shortcut (or ,), or Edit > Hidden. There isn’t currently a button in the toolbar for toggling the Hidden state. The cell menu also supports these actions. For themes, it’s Edit > Theme > Your preferred theme. If you meant adding a custom theme, that is not yet supported in Observable Desktop, but you can use Page templates with Observable Notebook Kit, and you can also use HTML cells to write inline styles (which can import stylesheets as .css files, too). |
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You can hide cells by marking them as Unpinned and Hidden. You can toggled the Pinned state of a cell using the Pin icon in the toolbar, or Command-. keyboard shortcut (or simply . in cell selection mode), or Edit > Pinned menu. Likewise for Hidden, use the Command-, keyboard shortcut (or ,), or Edit > Hidden. There isn’t currently a button in the toolbar for toggling the Hidden state. The cell menu also supports these actions.
For themes, it’s Edit > Theme > Your preferred theme. If you meant adding a custom theme, that is not yet supported in Observable Desktop, but you can use Page templates with Observable Notebook Kit, and you can also use HTML cells to write inline styles (which can…