Tags in Jupyter Notebooks with raw cells#
You can use tags in Jupyter notebooks using raw cells.
You can mix Jupyter notebooks and rst/md files with MyST-nb, but it currently doesn’t support the display of raw cells. To work around this problem you can use MyST Parser and nbsphinx instead to build your notebooks. See sphinx-tags’ pyproject.toml for more information.
You may need to install pandoc as a system dependency if you are using nbsphinx, as the PyPI package called pandoc does not contain the full functionality of pandoc - see the nbsphinx documentation for details.
Note: Make sure you select the correct cell type (reST) in the toolbar when you edit the notebook (see the nbsphinx documentation for more details).