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Matplotlib Jupyter Integration
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## Describe the issue I use 3d bars plot. When I use the plugin I see x=,y=,z=xxxx which indicates the position of the mouse. I want to see custom information...
## Describe the issue switched to dark plot style, background isn't changing. Ideally it would just match the normal vscode background, but copying the plot style would work too ...
While current ipympl (0.9.3) works perfectly in Jupyterlab, it no longer works properly in a classic Jupyter notebook 6.5.2 from conda-forge repo. Has classic notebook support for ipympl been abandoned?
## Describe the issue After a plot gets displayed in a notebook, I select either the zoom or pan button, move the cursor over the plot, and drag it to...
## Describe the issue I seem to observe the incompatibiltiy similar to one previously reported in #161: widget model not found and JS console with an error. This is using...
## Describe the issue i do first plot in cell, than try to plot a second plot in a new cell, each starting with "%matplotlib widget". matplotlib 3.6.x : both...
## Describe the issue Accessing toolbar properties causes ``AttributeError: 'super' object has no attribute '__getattr__'``  The problematic lines are here: https://github.com/matplotlib/ipympl/blob/238d7965c52f3fe8de02242c096714e064847819/ipympl/backend_nbagg.py#L162-L170 This is most probably caused by the mixin-style...
the README suggests to use `%matplotlib widget` however based on a small experiment that I described also here https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/interactive-matplotlib-in-jupyterlab-no-longer-working/20017/3?u=parmentelat it seems like using `%matplotlib ipympl` works too, and even better...
## Describe the issue I am running an example code to access ipympl from Jupyter Lab on GCP/Linux. ``` %matplotlib widget import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np import...