How to reduce the space between the lines in Jupyter Visual Studio Code Output?
Question:
I want to reduce the space between the lines when I print something in Jupyter visual studio code output.
Current output
I would like an output like Jupyter when I use it in a browser
Answers:
I’m not sure if VSCode-Settings has allowed users to customise the line height in Notebooks, but in case it hasn’t, you may do so by adjusting the item line-height in the file index.js in the directory ...Microsoft VS Coderesourcesappextensionsnotebook-renderersrenderer-out
It looks like a new setting is being added to vscode v1.67:
notebook.outputLineHeight
See https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/commit/9a87fe7eaf2bcf29de4f5ec7c02044c410c95c0f
The current name of the setting to use is notebook.output.lineHeight. Quoting from defaultSettings.json:
// Line height of the output text within notebook cells.
// - When set to 0, editor line height is used.
// - Values between 0 and 8 will be used as a multiplier with the font size.
// - Values greater than or equal to 8 will be used as effective values.
"notebook.output.lineHeight": 0,
For values between 0 and 8, fractional values are accepted and can be used to reduce line spacing.
In older versions of VS Code, the setting was named notebook.outputLineHeight (see https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/123149).
Note that in outputs with MathJax, the spacing may be styled differently. See Jupyter notebook markdown output puts extra vertical padding on lines with inline MathJax expressions.
I want to reduce the space between the lines when I print something in Jupyter visual studio code output.
Current output
I would like an output like Jupyter when I use it in a browser
I’m not sure if VSCode-Settings has allowed users to customise the line height in Notebooks, but in case it hasn’t, you may do so by adjusting the item line-height in the file index.js in the directory ...Microsoft VS Coderesourcesappextensionsnotebook-renderersrenderer-out
It looks like a new setting is being added to vscode v1.67:
notebook.outputLineHeight
See https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/commit/9a87fe7eaf2bcf29de4f5ec7c02044c410c95c0f
The current name of the setting to use is notebook.output.lineHeight. Quoting from defaultSettings.json:
// Line height of the output text within notebook cells. // - When set to 0, editor line height is used. // - Values between 0 and 8 will be used as a multiplier with the font size. // - Values greater than or equal to 8 will be used as effective values. "notebook.output.lineHeight": 0,
For values between 0 and 8, fractional values are accepted and can be used to reduce line spacing.
In older versions of VS Code, the setting was named notebook.outputLineHeight (see https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/123149).
Note that in outputs with MathJax, the spacing may be styled differently. See Jupyter notebook markdown output puts extra vertical padding on lines with inline MathJax expressions.