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I am using the Brave browser here (which is based on Chrome) on Linux Kubuntu 20.04 - but I am not sure whether that is relevant. I tried also Chrome. In both cases I do not use addons.
I am using the altair viewer with alt.renderers.enable('altair_viewer') and then just press enter for the chart object. I guess this is basically show? I am not necessarily using Jupyter - mostly using PyCharm - that is why I am using the altair viewer.
To add, I could reproduce this in Firefox and Chromium using .show() or .serve() from JupyterLab. Saving the chart to an HTML file and open the HTML file in the browser it works fine as does viewing the vegaspec in the vegaeditor or the chart in a jupyter notebook.
I am using the code
to produce an altair image, the top panels are cut off. I am not able to scroll up:
When I zoom out (by a lot) all my facet panels are displayed. However, they are not displayed if I scroll. Why not?
I am using this (fake) data - here in a CSV-format:
I am using the Brave browser here (which is based on Chrome) on Linux Kubuntu 20.04 - but I am not sure whether that is relevant. I tried also Chrome. In both cases I do not use addons.
I am using the altair viewer with
alt.renderers.enable('altair_viewer')
and then just press enter for the chart object. I guess this is basicallyshow
? I am not necessarily using Jupyter - mostly using PyCharm - that is why I am using the altair viewer.The issue could be reproduced: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66862238/altair-plot-is-cut-off-at-top?noredirect=1#comment118249240_66862238
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