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Really easy with a few other themes, but I have not seen an example with this one. Any idea? |
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can you be more specific on the "easy with other theme" ? to me launch with anything is not related to any specific theme, you simply create the button and include it as an image. |
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Yeah, that works. However, https://sphinx-book-theme.readthedocs.io/en/stable/content/launch.html makes it a bit easier and automated. |
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that's because they heavily rely on markdown and notebooks. the pydata-sphinx-theme on the other hand is build for any sphinx based documentation and most of them are written in .rst a format that is absolutely not compatible with colab or binder. I'm afraid if you want to create an "open with xx" you'll need to generate them manually. Alternatively you could create a custom component inspired from the "edit from github" to get the content of your notebook (I assume the page is generated from one) and create a link to a new binder. If you go down this path let us know it would worth being added to the "extend this theme" section. |
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that's because they heavily rely on markdown and notebooks. the pydata-sphinx-theme on the other hand is build for any sphinx based documentation and most of them are written in .rst a format that is absolutely not compatible with colab or binder. I'm afraid if you want to create an "open with xx" you'll need to generate them manually.
Alternatively you could create a custom component inspired from the "edit from github" to get the content of your notebook (I assume the page is generated from one) and create a link to a new binder.
If you go down this path let us know it would worth being added to the "extend this theme" section.