Listings of content families (figures, directives, theorems)

[tyl012]

Hi, I am using the website functionality of Jupyter Book 2 to write math notes and I think it is a very helpful tool for this purpose, especially the "cross reference" and the "rabbit hole links" features.

All of my notes contain several webpages (each one can be thought as a section of a book), each page contains definitions, lemmas, theorems, remarks, examples, exercises, etc., which are enclosed in admonition environments.

Now I found out when doing reviews, I often skip across different pages many times, and I started to wonder is it possible to add a feature that can select different content of a website according to their types, and display them collectively in a temporary single page. Moreover, I think it would also be useful if there could be a specific section collecting the statistical information of the whole website, e.g., numbers of definitions, theorems, graphics, codes. It would be rather cool if it is possible to display these information in bar or chart graphs.

Since I know only every little about coding, and I just started to use mystMD, I can only deal with the basic functionalities, the aforementioned things are clearly beyond my understanding of this useful tool. So I think put up a post here could be a good idea. I will be really grateful if any of these features can be realized by the experts.

[agoose77]

Hi @tyl012, sorry to be so late to see this.

It sounds to me like you might want to use the embed feature to embed content from one document in another. Does that sound right to you?

Alternatively, it sounds an awful lot like you're describing a non-existent feature that we're keen to develop. I'll try to circle back here once the issues to track that work are more refined.