Drew Logsdon
Drew Logsdon
We currently have an "edit" button on dashboard cells when arranging the dashboard layout. This button transitions back to notebook view with the specific cell highlighted. We do not have...
From comments in #205: > https://github.com/jupyter-incubator/dashboards/pull/205#issuecomment-201970944 - @parente: Right now, if I click to add a cell to its notebook position, I have to scroll around to find it and...
#203 introduces a second dashboard layout: report. Another layout we should offer is the multi-page layout: > @jhpedemonte: Multi-page mode: a higher-level abstraction where all visible cells are shown one...
If I add a Polymer element to my notebook using: ``` html ``` but then want to change to a specific version, like this: ``` html ``` it does not...
Some widgets may use notebook cell metadata. Currently the declarativewidgets_explorer (https://github.com/jupyter-incubator/declarativewidgets_explorer) saves its state in cell metadata, and the client-side JS loads available state when the explorer widget is created....
For a deployed dynamic dashboard to be usable, people need to load an existing dashboard and immediately see its current state. For dashboards that are long-running (streaming) or that take...
Sometimes a notebook cell execution result may end up adding an element (such as a ``) to the DOM in order to load an external resource. Bokeh is one example...
https://github.com/jupyter-incubator/dashboards/issues/206 will add a multi-page dashboard layout: > Multi-page mode: a higher-level abstraction where all visible cells are shown one after the other (in notebook order), one at a time....
It doesn't look the best when the busy indicator shows over the top of the navbar. It gets close to the text. A simple solution could be to have it...
Something like this screenshot:  Monitor the discussion in https://github.com/jupyter/design/issues/21 to determine what we are allowed to use. There is code for the above screenshot in the branch: https://github.com/dalogsdon/dashboards_nodejs_app/tree/jupyter-logo-87.