Odd sizing of dataframe outputs

[joelostblom]

Description

When I output a pandas dataframe, the table with the data has a widely different font size than the one line below the table indicating how many rows and columns there are.

Reproduce

Output any pandas data frame

Expected behavior

The sizing would be more similar to how this looks outside of rise:

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[joelostblom]

I think it is tables in general that are styled incorrectly. It seems like their size is not scaled the same as the text. Here is an example of a markdown table and regular text next to it

jupyterlab-rise:

in the notebook:

[joelostblom]

Input code cells are also not scaled as the surrounding text which makes it difficult to zoom in on code:

[trevorcampbell]

+1 -- I have also run into this same issue. In older versions of RISE the scaling of code inputs/outputs was a bit more reasonable.

[tbarbette]

Actually it's not just de the dataframe. The text box is rendered much bigger than the code size:

I don't see a reason to have markdown so big, if the code size is unreadable in comparison on a projected screen

Sorry I just see this comment is the same as @joelostblom . So has anybody found a solution? Even a hardcoded one...

[nipuli]

Additionally, (this is font-sizes.ipynb from examples)

1. changing font size for code cells in jupyterlab (as done here by settings->themes->increase code font size) does not affect font size in slideshow at all. Ok, I would expect this.
   

2. changing e.g. font-size: 200% in the samename-as-notebook.css does not make a difference as well.

3. providing a rise.css does not help either.

Instead of tables, issue seems to be: code font is rendered too small.