Question 1

How do I change the colors and styles in Jupyter2slides?

Accepted Answer

Edit the `custom.css` file to modify colors, fonts, and other styles, as mentioned in the FAQ for changing headlines, text, and links. You can also adjust templates in `jupyter_template.tpl` for layout changes.

Question 2

Jupyter2slides vs. using nbconvert directly for reveal.js slides?

Accepted Answer

Jupyter2slides adds pre-configured templates and cloud deployment via `cf push`, making it faster to style and deploy, whereas direct nbconvert outputs plain reveal.js slides requiring manual CSS work and hosting setup.

Question 3

How to deploy Jupyter2slides to AWS or Heroku instead of Cloud Foundry?

Accepted Answer

The README only covers Cloud Foundry deployment with `cf push`; for other platforms, you'd need to adapt the Flask app in `run.py` manually, as there's no built-in support or documentation for alternative deployments.

Question 4

Can I use Jupyter2slides with JupyterLab instead of Jupyter Notebook?

Accepted Answer

It's designed for Jupyter Notebooks, and the README doesn't mention JupyterLab compatibility; it might work if notebooks are saved in compatible formats, but interactive features or extensions could be unsupported.

Question 5

How to add speaker notes or interactive elements to the slides?

Accepted Answer

Jupyter2slides relies on reveal.js capabilities, so you can embed speaker notes in the notebook markdown, but the tool doesn't add specific functionality—it converts static content, so interactive widgets may not work in the final slides.

Question 6

Does Jupyter2slides work with newer versions of reveal.js or Python?

Accepted Answer

The FAQ notes it's not recommended due to potential CSS breaks, and the requirements specify older versions (Python 3.6.*, reveal.js 3.1.0), so upgrading might require manual testing and adjustments to avoid issues.

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