Jupyter / IPython Notebook text editing as markdown
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Hi all I'm starting a new Python 3 document in Jupyter, and when I tried to put the test in the center in a markdown, I put: <h1><center> Whatever Report </center></h1>
<center> Based on the data from *January 1, 2018* </center>
As you can see I tried to italicize the date, yet when I ran the command, Based on the data from *January 1, 2018*is printed as a result. Why aren't the texts being italicized?
Thanks much!
python formatting jupyter-notebook italic
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Hi all I'm starting a new Python 3 document in Jupyter, and when I tried to put the test in the center in a markdown, I put: <h1><center> Whatever Report </center></h1>
<center> Based on the data from *January 1, 2018* </center>
As you can see I tried to italicize the date, yet when I ran the command, Based on the data from *January 1, 2018*is printed as a result. Why aren't the texts being italicized?
Thanks much!
python formatting jupyter-notebook italic
asked Nov 8 at 23:33
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Is there a reason you can't use<i>,</i>tags?
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Hi all I'm starting a new Python 3 document in Jupyter, and when I tried to put the test in the center in a markdown, I put: <h1><center> Whatever Report </center></h1>
<center> Based on the data from *January 1, 2018* </center>
As you can see I tried to italicize the date, yet when I ran the command, Based on the data from *January 1, 2018*is printed as a result. Why aren't the texts being italicized?
Thanks much!
python formatting jupyter-notebook italic
asked Nov 8 at 23:33
rhea.rao
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Hi all I'm starting a new Python 3 document in Jupyter, and when I tried to put the test in the center in a markdown, I put: <h1><center> Whatever Report </center></h1>
<center> Based on the data from *January 1, 2018* </center>
As you can see I tried to italicize the date, yet when I ran the command, Based on the data from *January 1, 2018*is printed as a result. Why aren't the texts being italicized?
Thanks much!
python formatting jupyter-notebook italic
python formatting jupyter-notebook italic
asked Nov 8 at 23:33
rhea.rao
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asked Nov 8 at 23:33
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asked Nov 8 at 23:33
rhea.rao
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asked Nov 8 at 23:33
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asked Nov 8 at 23:33
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Is there a reason you can't use<i>,</i>tags?
– Evan
Nov 8 at 23:58
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Is there a reason you can't use<i>,</i>tags?
– Evan
Nov 8 at 23:58
Is there a reason you can't use
<i>, </i> tags?– Evan
Nov 8 at 23:58
Is there a reason you can't use
<i>, </i> tags?– Evan
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Not any kind of markdown expert, but it looks like the asterisks are not interpreted as italics when within an HTML tag. First one works, second does not.
<center>Based on the data from <i>January 1, 2018</i></center>
<center>Based on the data from *January 1, 2018*<center>
Not sure to format that output for SO. Ha.
answered Nov 9 at 0:01
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You need to put your markdown in markdown cells, not embedded in html.
http://www.firstpythonnotebook.org/markdown/
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Thanks for the pointer, just getting started with Jupyter and the guidance is helpful.
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Not any kind of markdown expert, but it looks like the asterisks are not interpreted as italics when within an HTML tag. First one works, second does not.
<center>Based on the data from <i>January 1, 2018</i></center>
<center>Based on the data from *January 1, 2018*<center>
Not sure to format that output for SO. Ha.
answered Nov 9 at 0:01
Evan
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Not any kind of markdown expert, but it looks like the asterisks are not interpreted as italics when within an HTML tag. First one works, second does not.
<center>Based on the data from <i>January 1, 2018</i></center>
<center>Based on the data from *January 1, 2018*<center>
Not sure to format that output for SO. Ha.
answered Nov 9 at 0:01
Evan
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Not any kind of markdown expert, but it looks like the asterisks are not interpreted as italics when within an HTML tag. First one works, second does not.
<center>Based on the data from <i>January 1, 2018</i></center>
<center>Based on the data from *January 1, 2018*<center>
Not sure to format that output for SO. Ha.
answered Nov 9 at 0:01
Evan
1,026415
Not any kind of markdown expert, but it looks like the asterisks are not interpreted as italics when within an HTML tag. First one works, second does not.
<center>Based on the data from <i>January 1, 2018</i></center>
<center>Based on the data from *January 1, 2018*<center>
Not sure to format that output for SO. Ha.
answered Nov 9 at 0:01
Evan
1,026415
answered Nov 9 at 0:01
Evan
1,026415
answered Nov 9 at 0:01
Evan
1,026415
answered Nov 9 at 0:01
Evan
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You need to put your markdown in markdown cells, not embedded in html.
http://www.firstpythonnotebook.org/markdown/
answered Nov 8 at 23:58
kpie
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Thanks for the pointer, just getting started with Jupyter and the guidance is helpful.
– rhea.rao
Nov 9 at 0:17
add a comment |
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You need to put your markdown in markdown cells, not embedded in html.
http://www.firstpythonnotebook.org/markdown/
answered Nov 8 at 23:58
kpie
3,39741432
Thanks for the pointer, just getting started with Jupyter and the guidance is helpful.
– rhea.rao
Nov 9 at 0:17
add a comment |
up vote
0
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up vote
0
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You need to put your markdown in markdown cells, not embedded in html.
http://www.firstpythonnotebook.org/markdown/
answered Nov 8 at 23:58
kpie
3,39741432
You need to put your markdown in markdown cells, not embedded in html.
http://www.firstpythonnotebook.org/markdown/
answered Nov 8 at 23:58
kpie
3,39741432
answered Nov 8 at 23:58
kpie
3,39741432
answered Nov 8 at 23:58
kpie
3,39741432
answered Nov 8 at 23:58
kpie
3,39741432
3,39741432
Thanks for the pointer, just getting started with Jupyter and the guidance is helpful.
– rhea.rao
Nov 9 at 0:17
add a comment |
Thanks for the pointer, just getting started with Jupyter and the guidance is helpful.
– rhea.rao
Nov 9 at 0:17
Thanks for the pointer, just getting started with Jupyter and the guidance is helpful.
– rhea.rao
Nov 9 at 0:17
Thanks for the pointer, just getting started with Jupyter and the guidance is helpful.
– rhea.rao
Nov 9 at 0:17
add a comment |
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