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A Tree Widget using Jupyter-widgets protocol and jsTree
# Issue: Icons missing from tree in JupyterLab - Icons render as 'empty' images (i.e. blank squares). I am guessing that the CSS is buggered. Here is code to reproduce...
Is it possible to include custom CSS in a tree widget? Of course I could simply use `IPython.display.HTML` including a `` element, but that feels like a hack.
Dear coders, I am not entirely sure if this is place to post a question/petition. When given the name to the nodes all works nicely according to the examples given....
each line of node contains a link / button / drop down selection, and can listen to actions of these components. some example code will be great!
I would like to see some decent info in the README about which icons I can use, without looking into the code. I guess some popular icon set will be...
In the ipytree_ipyleaflet example, the node names for the cities do not appear until after you click on a different city name. To reproduce: 1. Start up the example using...
I would like to use this widget for exploring nested data structures like JSON, etc. Is there any ongoing effort for this or should I come up with a PR?
Would be nice to see the output from `npm` during the `pip install` both to see what it is doing and aid in diagnosing any build or installation issues.
The underlying jstree lets you activate dotted lines that connect the nodes. Could I turn that on easily? Thank you.
Is there a way to programmatically open a particular node? This would mean expanding the minimal set of parent nodes to get to this particular node. For example, consider this...