Nicolas Kruchten
Nicolas Kruchten
That does seem like a long time... did it eventually succeed?
I can replicate the JupyterLab problem on my end also. The issue is likely to be within the interaction between the way `jupyterlab_plotly` extension renders Plotly.js figures within JupyterLab, and...
I'll add that the LaTeX information is not lost: rendering the same figure in a Dash app or in another context than JLab works (e.g. exporting a notebook to HTML),...
You'll need to use the `include_mathjax` argument to `write_html()` for this to work.
Can you please provide a more minimal example of the problem, and confirm that you're running the latest version of `plotly` (5.8) and that you've looked at https://plotly.com/python/troubleshooting/ ?
Right, the fill pattern is applied to the area, not the markers. The way to distinguish markers from each other other than `color` and `size` is to use `symbol`
Thanks!
There are some additional instructions for getting JupyterLab to render figures: https://plot.ly/python/getting-started/#jupyterlab-support-python-35
Can I see a screenshot/mockup of what you're trying to do with this? There may be an easier site-wide way of doing this.
You can use the `hover_data` keyword argument of `px.scatter()` (or any `px.function()`) which accepts a list of column names and they are all displayed. Here's an example: https://plot.ly/python/hover-text-and-formatting/