Complicated layouts with many different sizing modes may yield undesirable Sacrifices some capability to make common use cases and scenarios simple toĮxpress. The Bokeh layout system is not an all-purpose layout engine. , height = 80, sizing_mode = "stretch_width" ) # entire layout fills all space available to it layout = column ( heading, row ( widgets, plot ), sizing_mode = "stretch_both" ) Limitations # , sizing_mode = "fixed", height = 250, width = 150 ) # heading fills available width heading = Div (. , sizing_mode = "stretch_both" ) # fixed sized for the entire column widgets = column (. , sizing_mode = "scale_width" ) # slider fills all space available to it amp = Slider (.
# plot scales to original aspect ratio based on available width plot = figure (. The example below lets you select a sizing mode from a dropdown and see howĪ single plot responds to different modes. Of their children that do not have their own explicit sizing mode. Width depends on the component type and may fit its contents or beĬomponent resizes to fill available width and height but does not maintainĬomponent resizes to fill available width and maintains either original orĬomponent resizes to fill available height and maintains either original orĬomponent resizes to fill available width and height and maintains eitherĭepending on the mode, you may also have to specify width and/or height.įor example, you have to specify a fixed height when using the stretch_widthĬomponents such as row() and column() elements share their sizing mode with all Height depends on the component type and may fit its contents or beĬomponent resizes to fill available height but does not maintain any aspect "stretch_width"Ĭomponent resizes to fill available width but does not maintain any aspect
Use the following sizing modes to configure how Bokeh objects behave in a layout: "fixed"Ĭomponent retains its width and height regardless of browser window size.
#Gridded window code#
For complete code see examples/howto/layouts/dashboard.py.
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