Karol Żak

After a short research it seems like it's only `%` and `#` characters that are causing issues because of how URLs are being encoded when browser is rendering HTML code....

One more option to consider would be to automatically convert local URLs with faulty characters to `PIL.Image` objects or something similar.

Hi @uriel-tannen If I recall it's not possible to select text because of some HTML overlay that I had to introduce to make zoom feature work. Let me think about...

Hi @marianatuma Currently there's no easy way to do it. You can export HTML that created the plot but that's it. I did some research in that area and to...

Similar/duplicate issue #14 but let's keep the thread going here since it went a bit in a different direction there

Thanks for your contribution @s-rog ! This indeed looks great! I always used the default theme for Jupyter so I never even considered this as an issue - thanks for...

> In this [stackoverflow post](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44321475/css-variables-multiple-fallbacks-not-working): > > > For multiple fallbacks try: background-color: var(--my-background, var(--my-var, pink)); > > So we can have a prioritized style order according to the order...

Hi @frosini ! Glad you find `ipyplot` useful! This is actually a great idea for a new feature! Would love to see your `local` fix for that. Can you make...

Hi @LaurenBK, Yeah, it should be possible, it would return HTML as string though - would that work for you?

> Hi, yes please that would be great. Databricks has a method to display html but the command is slightly different to jupyter which is why the current html helper...