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If you don't wan't to mess with CSS code, this is what worked for me in R: to the `sidebarMenu`-function add the following argument: `style = "white-space: normal;"`. This effectively...

As a work-around, I've found the following solution: `rhandsontable(as.data.frame(matrix(numeric(), nrow = 10, ncol = 0)))` Not sure why converting the matrix to a data.frame fixes the issue.

> I've found a workaround: > > ``` > library(shiny) > library(rhandsontable) > library(htmlwidgets) > > ui tabsetPanel( > tabPanel( > "Tab 1", > rHandsontableOutput("hot1") > ), > tabPanel( >...

Yes, see the handsontable documentation: https://handsontable.com/docs/migration-from-8.4-to-9.0/#header-tooltips

This gist shows you how to do it in R: https://gist.github.com/timelyportfolio/b8001318ce3e25b6920a0f20e9db374e

@hjia222 there is no reason why the example wouldn't work in a Shiny app. You only need to add the javascripts to the header of the Shiny app's page, in...

Is there any news/progress on this issue? I ran into the same problem with ggiraph 0.8.2 after deploying it to our RStudio Connect v1.8.8.2 shiny server. Not only did the...

Hi @davidgohel, thanks for the quick response and posting the solution to this issue. I will give it a try.

Using the steps mentioned here: https://davidgohel.github.io/ggiraph/articles/offcran/fonts.html I managed to resolve the issue. However, there are some sidenotes: - When used in a shiny app, the 'use_font' statement needs to be...

Hi, Thanks again! Maybe the example above can be added to the documentation? For me it fixed the first two issues (where 'use_font' affected the entire page, not just the...