Ken Reed

Rendering Notebooks on GitHub https://blog.jupyter.org/rendering-notebooks-on-github-f7ac8736d686 That article says something about custom css not supported by GitHub for security reason. EDIT: works with nbviewer just not github: https://nbviewer.org/github/tiby312/poloto-project/blob/master/poloto/test-evcxr.ipynb

If I manually edit the DOM to add back the style tag via inspecting the element, it works. 

This link mentions it works if you use the img tag https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/10464 EDIT: nvm still doesnt work with img tag. Github just always removes the style tag.

Got it to work in github viewer by inlining the css. https://github.com/tiby312/poloto-project/blob/master/poloto-evcxr/example.ipynb

Good idea I'll do that next

Unfortunately evcxr_display requires a borrow of self when the Stage4 render functions need to move self. However, I did add a dedicated function that makes it a little more egronomic....

I got rid of the inline css. I instead updated poloto to atleast show something even if there is no css. So in github viewer it just shows a rudimentary...

Or at-least just provide a projection matrix that you can feed data points, and have the point in the svg canvas space.

User can already define min/max bounds that are greater than the computed min max bounds via adding markers. The user cant specify lower. However, they can crop points on a...

I think the api should be the user gets to pick a resolution, and then they can literally add individual pixels. This plot would then be scaled to fit into...