Looking for a way to isolate pointer used on the plot from the pointer used on the range slider.
I find that in adding a range slider to any of my plots or subplots causes a discrepancy with the pointer. The pointer will end up being <-> everywhere rather than isolated to just the range slider. Any ideas/thoughts?
hi @Vked1
Welcome to the community, and thanks for your question.
can you please show us the code and an image/gif of the undesirable pointer.
Due to security I don’t believe I can post code or images of my code. However I can say that the pointer looks like (<->) and comes up as soon as rangeslider_visible is set to true.
I understand. I can’t seem to replicate the error. Can you check the docs and try to create a fake minimal example that can demonstrate the error you’re seeing with the pointer?
seems I was able to recreate the issue without even having to make the code; I am trying to make the + pointer show up on the actual plot and isolate the double sided arrow pointer isolated to the range slider.
hi @Vked1
the pointer shape is the default pointer in Plotly. However, if you’d like to modify it, this post might have the answer.
YES!! This worked!! Thank you so much!!!
