Mark Gibbs

@mhostn3 the challenge is that something has to actually pick a size - and that something is the ratio argument (for the basic tag) or the aspect (for the bootstrap...

@mhostn3 I'd use the bootstrap variant, and then leverage how that framework allows you to set layout according to viewport side. Or at least that is what I would try...

@nishorgo what does your DJango template look like, and are you getting messages (errors or otherwise) in the browser console? Also, if you run DJango with the debug server, do...

Just reference a local (to the notebook) variable in a callback. The value used will be that of the time the callback is invoked. Note that changing the value of...

For me, the following steps (on a Ubuntu 16.04 machine) work: `virtualenv env -p python3.6` `source env/bin/activate` `pip install jupyterhub jupyter-plotly-dash` `jupyterhub --port=9000` Then go to http://localhost:9000, login and open...

I just tried the following steps (on a Linux Mint 18 machine): `virtualenv env -p python3.6` `source env/bin/activate` `pip install jupyter-plotly-dash jupyterlab` This gave me an environment that has working...

Can you try installing it in a clean virtualenv? If it then doesn't work, use `pip freeze` to report your environment. It is quite possible that trying to use the...

So I just tried the following on a Linux Mint 18.3 machine in an empty directory: ``` virtualenv env -p python3.6 source env/bin/activate pip install jupyter-plotly-dash ``` At this point,...

@nicolasstelter two good places to look in the first instance are the browser developer tools (especially the console and network tabs), and any output from the server process itself. Is...

@felocru looks like there is a PR already for this - #524