Generally, any output in shiny knows how to adjust its width based on its container. When the width of the browser window changes, outputs expand/shrink automatically to fit in the new width.
This does not seem to be the case for iheatmapr.
Example - in the following app, the plotly plot responds if you change the window size, but the heatmap remains the same size it was initially
Generally, any output in shiny knows how to adjust its width based on its container. When the width of the browser window changes, outputs expand/shrink automatically to fit in the new width.
This does not seem to be the case for iheatmapr.
Example - in the following app, the plotly plot responds if you change the window size, but the heatmap remains the same size it was initially