This is achieved by overridingĬonfig.responsive to False and to False. The Plotly.js plot not be responsive to window resize and parentĮlement resize event. This is achieved by overridingĬonfig.responsive to True, to True and If True, the Plotly.js plot will be fully responsive to window resizeĪnd parent element resize event. Responsive ( a value equal to: true, false or ‘auto’ default 'auto'): The ID needs to be unique across all of the components in The ID of this component, used to identify dash components inĬallbacks. Which has typeahead support for Dash Component Properties. Our recommended IDE for writing Dash apps is Dash Enterprise’s
Read through 1 to understand the low-level figure interface and how to modify the properties of a generated figure. Once you understand its structure, you can see all of the arguments in the “API Reference” page documented here: Įvery aspect of a chart is configurable. Understand where it fits in by reading 1. Plotly Express is the recommended high-level interface. For example “Histograms in Python” is documented at Familiarize yourself with the structure of these pages.
To get started with plotly, learn how its documentation is organized: dcc.Graph(figure=fig) with fig a plotly figure. The Plotly Graphing Library, known as the package plotly, generates “figures”.
The dcc.Graph component can be used to render any plotly-powered data visualization, passed as the figure argument.