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@@ -229,12 +229,12 @@ not enabled in our build configuration. To build a compatible package set
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Another option to try out your extension with a local version of JupyterLab is to add it to the
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list of locally installed packages and to have JupyterLab register your extension when it starts up.
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-You can do this by adding your extension to the `jupyterlab.externalExtensions` key
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- in the `dev_mode/package.json` file. It should be a mapping
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-of extension name to version, just like in `dependencies`. Then run `jlpm run integrity`
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-and these extensions should be added automatically to the `dependencies` and pulled in.
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+You can do this by adding your extension to the ``jupyterlab.externalExtensions`` key
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+ in the ``dev_mode/package.json`` file. It should be a mapping
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+of extension name to version, just like in ``dependencies``. Then run ``jlpm run integrity``
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+and these extensions should be added automatically to the ``dependencies`` and pulled in.
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-When you then run `jlpm run build && jupyter lab --dev` or `jupyter lab --dev --watch` this extension
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+When you then run ``jlpm run build && jupyter lab --dev`` or ``jupyter lab --dev --watch`` this extension
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will be loaded by default. For example, this is how you can add the Jupyter Widgets
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extensions:
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