I would like to have a weekly timeGridView which handles the days along the y axis with an horizontal scroll to see the hours along the x axis.
Since I didn't found anything in the docs regarding this kind of customization, do you think it is possible to do with a custom view and do you have any tips in how to create it?
I linked below a sketch of this idea.
Related
I currently have Hover implemented but it's a hassle with so much information to show.
That's why I need to make an axis for my bokeh figure() that shows at the end the information of my axes, Date and Price.
I have tried with crosshair but it only shows information of elements that are painted on the screen, can this be done with bokeh?
Thank you.
info axis
I am trying to look for an option to make an axis that provides information on bokeh plots, I hope someone can guide me if this is possible, my attempts have not been successful.
I’m new to wordpress therefore I’m not aware of all the capabilities of this tool, but I wanted to know how do I add buttons on top of an image, much like the waypoints you normally see in maps in museums or even video-games. It is something that I am having trouble recreating and I would need some help with that.
Here is an example but of course, with less buttons than what it is actually shown here.
Also, before I forget to mention, thank you to all those who try to help me.
(This is a repost from my original topic in the wordpress forums, you can find it here.)
The problem:
When I load data series into a JavaFX LineChart, it is displayed like this:
Wrong
If I resize the window, data is instantly placed to the intended position, and X axis data is displayed just like it should. After that, everything displayed fine again no matter what I do.
After panel is resized:
Right
Can anyone tell me what can cause the problem? I don't feel the need to provide to code just yet, because I think this issue is independent from that. But let me know if I'm wrong.
Is there a way to explicitly tell Holoviews that a particular holomap ought to be a slider instead of a drop-down? I have a kdim which is a datetime object, grouped by year, and since there is an ordering, is there a way to force it to plot the holomap as a slider instead of a drop-down?
I solved this by getting a player widget (has a nice slider plus play buttons). To do this, use the following line at the top of a cell:
%output holomap='scrubber'
I remember seeing this in one of the github issues on the holoviews repo. I recommend searching both the closed and open issues on the repo when you are stuck on something new. It is a rich source of information: https://github.com/ioam/holoviews/issues
Cheers
How can you generate the codes like shown below:
I will assume you want to use an existing standard instead of attempting to invent your own encoder\decoder.
Any 2D barcode can be intentionally damaged for esthetics if you crank up the redundancy used for error correction. 2D barcodes are designed to survive a certain amount of damage. Placing an image in the center and rounding the corners are both considered damage from the perspective of the reader. For round corners you can't use a barcode with orientation dots in the corners, like QR. You must choose a format that is oriented with a marker in the middle like:
MaxiCode
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MaxiCode
ShotCode
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ShotCode
Aztec Code
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec_Code
Similarly, if you wanted to place an image in the center then you wouldn't want to use one that requires a bullseye for orientation, unless you can retain the bullseye somehow in your central image. To place an image in the center and also round the corners you need to get creative. In your first image there are four tracking dots around the image. In the second and third examples the company uses it's own logo as the orientation point.
The first code you show is a proprietary code made by Facebook. It is now no longer used by their products, but some sites, e.g. respond.io may allow you to create them and some regular QR code scanners may be able to read them.
The second code is a Snapchat code and can be made on their site directly when you log into your account. You can also do it the the app on your device using their support instructions within limits for success.
The third code is a Kik code and there is a blog post of how to make that possible by generating a key and then downloading the code image in the color of your choice. They have more posts about how to work with them.
With all that said and done, you could try a site (not affiliated) like QR Code Go to make regular QR codes that are a little fancy. Thank you. Good day.