I have a very general question: how to manage the layout for the division/graphs in a dashboard made by dash-plotly in python. Assume I have a code below: def charts(): data = [go.Bar( x=['giraffes', 'orangutans', 'monkeys'], y=[20, 14, 23] )] return data app = dash.Dash() …

Hi @autosun , I am as newbie as you concerning Dash, but I guess that the answer you are looking for is CSS. You may try to add the keyword “verticalAlign” (or “vertical-align” depending on how you define your dictionary) in your style dictionary. html.Div([ dcc.Graph( id='figure1', …

Hey @autosun and @Kefeng – Also check out the CSS file that I wrote here: https://codepen.io/chriddyp/pen/bWLwgP . Here’s a simple example to generate your layout with that CSS file and by setting the height of the figure with figure.layout.height: import dash import dash_core_components as dcc imp…

Why not use Bootstrap classes? This layout seems to break when within a div.container as the first column is given a 4% margin-left when I think it doesn’t need it, causing the second column to fall to the next row.

@chriddyp When I excecute the code only 2/3 of the space on one site in used (widescreen). How cann I fill all the space? Moreover other elements are not scaled at all. I try this code: uploadContent =html.Div([ html.Div(className='row'), html.Div(className='row',children=[ html.Div(className=…

[dash] I am getting this for all the dash layouts that I am defining. Despite trying to arrange it in the format above, all I get is in consecutive row format as shown in diagram. After trying on different machines, I realised that it is peculiar only on mine. The packages are updated, the brow…

Chriddyp and all: nice example to have one on the left and two graphs on the right. It seems straightforward to do it with BWLwgP, but I am using bootstrap.components. It defines rows, in a row, you can have columns side by side. But bootstrap seems not able to have two rows in a column, some thing …

@pengchuzhang I am not sure what you mean. Are you trying to nest Rows and Cols? Because that is also doable with bootstrap’s grid system. Example: app.layout = html.Div([ dbc.Row( [ dbc.Col(html.Div('Row1-Col1'), width=6, style={'border': '1px solid'}), dbc.Co…

Dimark: Thanks, that is exactly I wanted. Row nests columns and column nests rows. Pengchu

@monildoshi It’s likely that the Codepen CSS is not loading. If it’s only on your machine, perhaps your browser is blocking the resource. You can try downloading the CSS on your machine and pointing to it locally. Or, you can try using the external_stylesheets parameter in dash.Dash() instead of app…

Hi, I had the same problem presented by @monildoshi . The first sugestion made by @wbrgss , wich is download de CSS file and point it locally worked for me. I used the following command: app.css.append_css({ ‘external_url’:‘C:/[my path]/bWLwgP.css’ }) Thanks everyone!

How to manage the layout of division/figures in dash

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