Skip H1 headers
See original GitHub issueIt is common to start a notebook with a title, like:
# My notebook title
Some information
## My first "real" title
> code
Here, I don’t want the title of the notebook to be numbered.
An interesting feature of the ToC 2 extension was to skip the h1 headers in the automatic numbering.
Is it possible to do the same with jupyterlab-toc? If not, is it a feature that could be included in the road map?
Thank you.
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I found a little hack. Just avoid putting an
h1
tag when you don’t want the numbering and replace it with a font tag.My example would become:
Ah yes. Since I didn’t land on the project home page, I didn’t see the “Archived” banner in the README. The merge with core JupyterLab is good news for me.