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When my nbconvert slides include a Bokeh plot, I get unwanted borders around the <td>, <tr> and <table> elements of the plot, inheriting from .rendered_html. The appearance of the dropdown for crosshair/hover is also affected (forced 'on').
Jupytr 3.1.0
Reveal.js 2.6.2
Bokeh 0.9.0
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Probably a conflict between reveal js <> bokeh js <> jupyter js... ehh, a lot of js out there, I will take a look and investigate. Thanks for the report.
But the dropdown is more difficult because it is caused by reveal.css setting display: inline-block and it does not seems to be any other value working... and unless somebody knows how to "delete" a css rule (I think you can't do it), a really weird workaround is to fix the reveal.css file itself... grrr... I hate when this happens...
When my nbconvert slides include a Bokeh plot, I get unwanted borders around the
<td>
,<tr>
and<table>
elements of the plot, inheriting from.rendered_html
. The appearance of the dropdown for crosshair/hover is also affected (forced 'on').Jupytr 3.1.0
Reveal.js 2.6.2
Bokeh 0.9.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: