This extension adds a toolbar to your notebook with five separate accessibility tools. For a summary of the features see: Accessibility Toolbar The makeup of these tools is as follows:
- The aim of this extension is to provide the user with the tools to customise their notebook according to their own specifications.
- This feature includes support for text size and font changes, line and letter spacing changes and various changes to the pages colours.
- There is also a predefined styles feature allowing for the saving and loading of saved page styles.
- Feature summary can be found at: Notebook Style Manager
- All of the styles are saved when refreshing the page into localStorage.
- To create a predefined style choose your required styles, click on "Add new style", select a name and then click save to save your style.
- Beware when selecting "Default style" option as this will wipe any style changes not saved as a predefined style.
- The aim of this extension is to provide spell checker functionality for all markdown cells in a notebook.
- This feature includes the ability to be notify the user of spelling errors inline.
- It also provides a spell checker menu where words can be pasted and suggestions can be generated for the correct spelling of miss-spelt words.
- New words can be added to the dictionary there.
- It is also possible to switch between bold or underlining notifications of spelling mistakes.
- Feature summary can be found at: Spell Checker
- The Spell Checker icon will turn green when it is enabled.
- The Spell Checker only works on markdown and NOT on code.
- The aim of this extension is to provide voice control support for some of the common actions on a Jupyter notebook.
- Once enabled the toolbar will listen for any of these key actions and will then execute them.
- The possible commands are as follows:
- Run: Run Selected Cell
- Run all: Run all Cells
- Restart Kernel: Restart the Kernel
- Shutdown Kernel: Shutdown the kernel
- Spell Checker on: Turns on the spell checking feature of the accessibility toolbar
- Spell Checker off: Turns off the spell checking feature of the accessibility toolbar
- View Commands: Show the table of available commands
- Stop Voice control: Turns off the voice control feature of the accessibility toolbar
- Show Planner: Opens the planner provided by the accessibility toolbar
- Hide Planner: Minimises the planner provided by the accessibility toolbar
- Dark Mode: Activates the dark theme provided by the accessibility toolbar
- High Contrast Mode: Activates the high contrast theme provided by the accessibility toolbar
- Default Mode: Reverts the notebook to the default theme
- Feature summary can be found at: Voice Control
###Notes
- The Voice Control feature is only supported on Chrome at the moment.
- The Voice Control button will turn green when it is listening for a command.
- The aim of the Planner is to provide a way for a user to plan out their notebook before and during its creation.
- The Planner is a Mardown text editor that is displayed at the side of the page and is saved together with the notebook.
- The Planner includes all of the standard Markdown features, with shortcuts to some of them as buttons at the top.
- Feature summary can be found at: Planner
###Notes
- The planner automatically saves every minute and can be manually saved using the "Save" button
- There are various size options for images added to the planner:
- 20% width: imagewidth=planner-20
- 30% width: imagewidth=planner-30
- 40% width: imagewidth=planner-40
- 50% width: imagewidth=planner-50
- 60% width: imagewidth=planner-60
- 70% width: imagewidth=planner-70
- 80% width: imagewidth=planner-80
- 90% width: imagewidth=planner-90
- 100% width: imagewidth=planner-100
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The aim of the accessible themes is to provide a high contract and dark theme mode for users depending on their preferences.
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The themes can be easily toggled from the menu provided.
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Feature summary can be found at: Themes
