Giancarlo Perrone

Hi! This is absolutely something I always wanted to support. I am in the process of actually making this possible which involved restructuring the way some of dependencies were handled...

You're right in that `from_nx` assumes *weight* is the valid name for assigning edge thickness. This should not be the case as VisJS documentation states that either **value** or **width**...

Do you mean something like in this example? https://visjs.github.io/vis-network/examples/network/exampleApplications/neighbourhoodHighlight.html If so, then additional JavaScript would need to be supplied in the template.html that pyvis uses for rendering your graph. Inspecting...

Let me see what I can do about that. I agree that could be helpful when looking for a specific node.

I have been messing around with some pretty big changes in order to support and maintain custom interactions, check out PR #91 you can see a demonstration of some added...

Oh I see. There might have been an issue with resolving the dependencies that I didn't catch. Are you working out of a Jupyter Notebook by chance? I would take...

1. Ok, I got the select working with greying out the rest. It is basically the same behavior of neighborhood highlight, except it doesnt fire on click event. Just on...

Through the python layer this is not currently possible. We have in the past used custom HTML templates to include custom JavaScript to account for dynamic changes to the graph....

Are the labels truly gone? If you zoom in can you see the labels?

You know im not entirely sure... I'm looking at the docs [here](https://visjs.github.io/vis-network/docs/network/nodes.html#) and maybe the `scaling.label` property has something to do with it? Have to play around with it a...