DougRzz

If you use the same scale for x and y, and set the aspect ratio to 1. This should do it. ```python import bqplot as bq import numpy as np...

Actually, that wasn't quite correct because I assumed the automatic padding was the same for the x and y axes. Also I've defined scales ranges on x and y. Its...

You could set the width of the figure widget with something like```fig.layout.width = '200px'``` Then get the sum of left and right margins (see```fig.margin```) and take from 200 (or whatever...

@iamshwin https://github.com/pbugnion/ipywidgets_server This package serves Jupyter Widgets which are connected to a Python kernel. I have successfully created a dashboard which includes BQPlot and Ipyvolume, qGrid widgets.

Thanks for the responses. I will put 2 of the questions above into separate issues. I should have done that the first time round. > What issue are you running...

Just run this to do @macadology 's edit. ```python basedatatypesPath = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.__file__),'site-packages','plotly','basedatatypes.py') # read basedatatypes.py with open(basedatatypesPath, 'r') as f: lines = f.read() find = 'if not BaseFigure._is_key_path_compatible(key_path_str, self.layout):' replace...