Hi @g4brielvs, I've several interactive visualizations (in HTML) that other people produced. I only have the products and several paragraphs to display. So, I would like to know the best way to display pre-produced HTML files in jupyter book.
Initially, I was trying to use jupyter notebook and IPython to display. When calling IFrame, it works for the notebook locally. However, when building the jupyter book, it would show as below:
Given that Jupyter Notebook and IPython do not work in the Jupyter Book environment, I then translated it to a markdown file and embedded the iframe into the markdown file, which can be found here and additional CSS files. It works for Jupyter book, as shown here. Is there a better way to achieve this?
Additionally
Below is our config file for Jupyter Book.
@ccxzhang Thanks so much for opening this issue! I have prioritized the task and I will get back to you shortly with additional information and examples.
Hi @g4brielvs, I've several interactive visualizations (in HTML) that other people produced. I only have the products and several paragraphs to display. So, I would like to know the best way to display pre-produced HTML files in jupyter book.
Initially, I was trying to use jupyter notebook and IPython to display. When calling IFrame, it works for the notebook locally. However, when building the jupyter book, it would show as below:
Given that Jupyter Notebook and IPython do not work in the Jupyter Book environment, I then translated it to a markdown file and embedded the iframe into the markdown file, which can be found here and additional CSS files. It works for Jupyter book, as shown here. Is there a better way to achieve this?
Additionally Below is our config file for Jupyter Book.