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Hello Sebastien, Is ploty.Figure() intended to follow the usal indentation given to nest objects? Please find below a silly example where it looks like it does not: Thank you! |
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jourdain
Apr 16, 2024
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If you don't assign any size to your row, the figure will have a 0 height. |
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AliE89
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Ok... Silly stuff, I'll give it a go setting some size.
Many thanks.
Il Mar 16 Apr 2024, 20:36 Sebastien Jourdain (Kitware) <
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Adding here the minor revision to the code just in cases: with vuetify.VRow(dense=True, style='min-height': 500px;):
figure = plotly.Figure()Cheers |
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If you don't assign any size to your row, the figure will have a 0 height.