How to enable extensions in Jupyter Notebook? | HopHR

Step 1: Open Jupyter Notebook
Start by launching Jupyter Notebook on your computer. You can do this by typing "jupyter notebook" in your command prompt or terminal.

Step 2: Open the Jupyter Dashboard
Once Jupyter Notebook is open, you will be directed to the Jupyter Dashboard. This is where you can navigate through your files and open notebooks.

Step 3: Go to Nbextensions tab
On the Jupyter Dashboard, you will see several tabs such as Files, Running, Clusters, and Nbextensions. Click on the "Nbextensions" tab.

Step 4: Enable the extension
In the Nbextensions tab, you will see a list of available extensions. Find the extension you want to enable and check the box next to it. If you can't find the extension you're looking for, it may not be installed. In this case, you will need to install it first.

Step 5: Save changes
After enabling the extension, make sure to save your changes. Some extensions may require you to restart Jupyter Notebook in order for the changes to take effect.

Step 6: Verify the extension is enabled
To verify that the extension is enabled, you can go back to the Nbextensions tab and make sure the box next to the extension is still checked. Alternatively, you can open a new notebook and check if the functionality of the extension is available.

Remember, not all extensions are compatible with all versions of Jupyter Notebook, so if an extension is not working, it may be due to a compatibility issue.