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On a laptop-sized screen with a maximized/zoomed browser window (not full screen), at default (100%) zoom, there is not enough height in the browser tab's viewport to accommodate the entire Jupyternaut welcome/help message. We need to shrink the message, such as by collapsing the command list or the magic command information, to provide welcome information and attribution that's visible on laptops and tablets.
This screenshot is from Firefox at 100% zoom, with the left panel at its default width, and with a browser viewport that's 783 px tall. This would be reasonable on a laptop with a small screen, with OS and browser taking up some of the Y axis, and with JupyterLab's own UI taking up some more of the remainder.
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On a 14" MacBook Pro, with the menu bar and Dock visible, a zoomed Firefox window has 780 pixels of Y axis available. Enlarging the Dock or adding more browser chrome (e.g., with more toolbars) would reduce this further.
may i suggest that we separate the help and welcome messages? so the welcome message may just include "Enter /help to view list of commands" in place of the commands.
On a laptop-sized screen with a maximized/zoomed browser window (not full screen), at default (100%) zoom, there is not enough height in the browser tab's viewport to accommodate the entire Jupyternaut welcome/help message. We need to shrink the message, such as by collapsing the command list or the magic command information, to provide welcome information and attribution that's visible on laptops and tablets.
This screenshot is from Firefox at 100% zoom, with the left panel at its default width, and with a browser viewport that's 783 px tall. This would be reasonable on a laptop with a small screen, with OS and browser taking up some of the Y axis, and with JupyterLab's own UI taking up some more of the remainder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: