When I display a DataFrame in Pluto.jl a scrollbar appears. Does somebody know how to make my output cell bigger/fit my dataframe?
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I’m not really sure what the right protocol is here, but I asked the same question on stackoverflow. I thought it was good that the questions are linked in some way. Or is this something I shouldn’t do/do differently next time?
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Cross posting is fine IMO as long as you link them.
It appears like there are some arguments to the Base.show method defined in Functions · DataFrames.jl that would allow toggling of this setting, though my attempt at calling the method with my own arguments did not go well. Possibly because I am unable to find out what the IO-channel for Pluto is - calling calling show and giving stdout as the first argument only prints to the terminal.
Even Though Fons says the scrollbar is a feature, it still annoys me. It is however fixable with a little css. I thought I share it here. Adding a cell in pluto with the following code:
html"""<style>
pluto-output.scroll_y {
max-height: 450px; /* changed this from 400 to 450 */
}
"""
changes this:
to this:
Hope it helps someone.
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