Adam

Thanks for sharing, @seb-schulz . I'm actually still getting a console error with your code, albeit a different one, which is tied to the first button. > Uncaught DOMException: Failed...

hi @seb-schulz I labeled this issue as a bug. Are you using the `dict(a="button_id")` type because you're using pattern matching callbacks?

I wasn't able to replicate the error. For me, Rome is still within the white background. ``` from dash import Dash,dcc, html app = Dash() app.layout = html.Div([ dcc.Dropdown( ['New...

hi @ndymlls I can confirm I'm getting the same error on Windows 11 as well. 

Thank you @olejorgenb and @tlauli for your comments. Making note of possible ways for us to move forward: - Include State in the hash - Improve error message - Add...

closed by #2760

closed by #2760

hi @malteschwerin Can you please share a minimal reproducible example so we can replicate this issue locally?

I agree, @malteschwerin. Ideally, these lines would not cross. I brought your question to the Plotly community, and one of the community members pointed out that by reversing the lists,...

hi @malteschwerin We should be able to take a deeper look at this bug in December. We'll keep you updated.