Open bluss opened 6 days ago
Hi @bluss this sounds like not width you are hitting, but the built-in padding around each output and the application. Couple things you can checkout:
If these don't work, could you include some screenshots of the extra space that you think would be better removed or configurable?
Description
I'm used to jupyterlab, and usually creating very plot-filled reports with distributions (of our data) and their statistics. I like jupyterlab's full width approach.
Even with the marimo setting width=full, it feels like the tables and plots are stuck in boxes with white space around them. I hope you have plans to unlock this further and make possible to create reports without artificially narrower width.
The full screen button for cells is a nice thing (but note: if the plot is too big, it doesn't scroll and is clipped by the full screen cell view, browser tested: Firefox).
Suggested solution
Allow 100% width somehow. This is a quite early reaction to trying out marimo. The HTML view (show code => Off) is quite good in this regard, it's wider, no cell boxes.
Alternative
Custom CSS is maybe an alternative?
Additional context
No response