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You can do something like this: ```r library(formattable) customRange = c(-50, 35) # custom min / max values colors = csscolor(gradient(as.numeric(c(customRange, mtcars$mpg)), "white", "pink")) colors = colors[-(1:2)] ## remove colors...

Just saw there is already PR #139 for this, but there are some conflicts.

I've just encountered the same error in a different context. May be related to [ggplot2](https://github.com/tidyverse/ggplot2/issues/2641) or [rlang](https://github.com/r-lib/rlang/issues/214). This is due to duplicated colnames.

Confirmed. It looks like the font_size values are correctly passed as attributes, but not used to render the plot. Instead, for major labels, rendering is done using the `axis_label_text_font_size` attribute....

I'm not sure why you speak about Python, since this repo is for rbokeh, the R version of bokeh. If you work with bokeh in Python, you should have a...

Yes, that's possible.

Your are running the dev version (0.6.3). Your code works fine with the CRAN version (0.5.0). ```{r} # install.packages("rbokeh") library(rbokeh) n

rbokeh::grid_plot seems to only accept absolute values as width. A possible solution, not yet perfect at this stage, is to dynamically retrieve the width of the screen, then pass it...

For what it's worth, below is an updated version. It's a bit better with: (i) js code handled in an external file, (ii) width only, and (iii) sidebar collapsing taken...

Thank you for this package. It is awesome. @hafen, could you please update the link to "barebones.R"? At the bottom of the v0.6.5 branch description: "A bare bones set of...