Jaeho Jung
Jaeho Jung

Reputation: 103

jupyter -toolbar is invisible

I newly downloaded a jupyter and try to use it. However, with my mac and window computer, I cannot see the toolbar in jupyter.

I tried to search to solve this issue and I tried to uninstall every version of python on my computers, both on mac and window one, and reinstall the jupyter.

However, I still see the same problem. Can someone help me do deal this issue?

Thank you.

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Upvotes: 8

Views: 32898

Answers (7)

Hemant Ramphul
Hemant Ramphul

Reputation: 655

If you're looking to customize your Jupyter Notebook with themes, I highly recommend checking out this Jupyter theme on my GitHub: Jupyter Theme - GitHub Repo.

It provides an easy way to apply dark themes and other customizations to your Jupyter environment. A great feature of this theme is that the Jupyter toolbar remains visible, making it easier to navigate and use.

You can install it with the jupyterthemes package and apply the theme using a simple command like:

!pip install jupyterthemes
import jupyterthemes as jt
jt -t monokai

👉 For more details, feel free to explore the repo and follow the setup instructions!

Upvotes: 0

Aashik Sihaab
Aashik Sihaab

Reputation: 1

Go to view, you can see Header and toolbar. If you can't see header, click view header and If you can't see toolbar, click view toolbar.

Upvotes: 0

Noordeen
Noordeen

Reputation: 1614

!pip install jupyterthemes
import jupyterthemes as jt

!jt -r

this will throw the output like this
Reset css and font defaults in: /Users/malaudeen/.jupyter/custom & /Users/malaudeen/Library/Jupyter/nbextensions

Finally
refresh your browser.

Now: It can be shown/hidden with the "View/Toggle Toolbar" menu.

Upvotes: 2

Light Bringer
Light Bringer

Reputation: 829

edit ~/.jupyter/custom/custom.css. I changed the mailtoolbar setting from ’none’ to ‘block’. i.e. find this line:

div#maintoolbar {
    display: none !important;
}

...and change it to:

div#maintoolbar {
    display: block !important;
}

Upvotes: 5

Michael
Michael

Reputation: 1

this was my problem also. I got a list of python files but no toolbar. BUT to the extreme right are 3 buttons a reload-symbol and one marked 'new' I selected Python 3 and lo and behold the menu appear at the top of the file. Loading a python program into the note book did not reveal the tool bar !

Upvotes: 0

Sam Perez
Sam Perez

Reputation: 81

It happened to me as well, and in my case it was much more simple answer. It can be shown/hidden with the "View/Toggle Toolbar" menu.
View/Toggle Toolbar

Upvotes: 8

TheDetective
TheDetective

Reputation: 682

You're not seeing the toolbar because to Jupyter, you're opening a file. If you want to run Python code, you need to create a new Notebook. This will create an .ipynb file, in which Jupyter can run Python code. Jupyter cannot run .py files from the web interface.

Upvotes: 7

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