Hi all,
What would be the best way to capture the "<div>" with class
"text_cell_render" or "output_subarea" after cell execution to inject
some code?
For instance, if I have a markdown cell with code "Hi" I can see in
the browser inspector the following:
<div class="text_cell_render rendered_html" tabindex="-1"><p>Hi.</p></div>
I would like to capture the inner HTML ("<p>Hi.</p>") and return a
modified version automatically after the user executes the cell.
I can see that there are JS methods like .html() (somewhere in
outputArea) that could help me on this but I wonder if maybe there are
more direct and canonical ways to do so.
Thanks in advance.
Best.
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