I am using Interact.jl to modify an image which is then displayed using Plots.jl. Multiple slider bars are required to do the manipulation. My question is, is there a way to arrange the slider bars in a jupyter cell to avoid taking up so much vertical space? For example, arrange them in a 5x2 grid so that all the sliders and the output image can be seen in the same field of view.
try adding this code to your notebook:
display("text/html", "<style>.cell .widget-area .widget-subarea { flex-direction: row; flex-wrap: wrap; }</style>")
Perfect!
Thanks @djsegal
I just upgraded to v0.6.1 and this solution no longer seems to work. Thoughts?
Hi,
just had the same kind of problem and found:
s1 = slider(1:1:10, value = 3, label = “Slider 1”)
s2 = slider(1:10:100, value = 60, label = “Slider 2”)
hbox(s1,s2)
vbox should work accordingly (but doesn’t) 
instead better do something like
map(display,[hbox(s1,s2,s3),hbox(s4,s5,s6),hbox(s7,s8)])