Pascal Bugnion

1. You can serve custom HTML from ipywidgets-server. See [this issue](https://github.com/pbugnion/ipywidgets_server/issues/5). This is useful if your web-page is mostly a dashboard and you want to customise a few things around...

Whatever option you choose, I'd love to hear how you get on.

Good spot! Thanks for the reproducible example. The dependencies are hard-coded in the `package.json`.

Thanks for raising this. Can you provide a minimal example that I can try out? I suspect there's some clashing CSS names somewhere. If that's the case, I'm happy to...

In a notebook, you can serve a bokeh plot as part of a widget by embedding it in an output widget: ```py import numpy as np from bokeh.plotting import figure,...

> the ipywidgets-server will only display the contents of the output widget if it contains other ipywidgets. This is not true any more (unless I'm missing something). It should have...

In fact, now that you can serve a custom static directory, you should be able to use Bokeh. I'll try and come up with a minimal working example.

Thanks for the feedback. > This project deserves more publicity and stars. Given the project's lack of maturity, having few users (but ones that give useful feedback, like yourself) is...

Thanks for this! Unfortunately, this does not help because it seems that, even the most minimal bootstrap normalizes CSS properties so that the DOM behaves in a similar way across...

When the users can specify their own HTML file (x.ref issue #5 ), they can choose to serve arbitrary CSS (including overriding any bootstrap defaults that they want). The rationale...