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column names on main GUI obfuscated when using RStudio on browsr #112
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Ah yes, that's hardly usable... I think I cannot make the RStudio addin window bigger, but I'll check, another solution can be to set the font-size smaller maybe. Otherwise, you can launch the addin in a new tab with: esquisser(viewer = "browser") Or set this option to make it the default : options("esquisse.viewer" = "browser") Your browser will probably ask you if it's ok to open a new window (it's like launching a shiny app). Victor |
i wonder if there is a css that might make the draggable areas bigger?
dan
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Yes, but to the detriment of the area allocated to the chart :/ |
Dan, does it work if you play with zoom in/out from your browser |
No... I've tried it all.
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Dan, does it work if you play with zoom in/out from your browser
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I love esquisse and would like to use it to teach an R class, however when I open the main interface (when operating it from a browser at 100%) it opens too small. If you manage to find the "Ok" button, then data frame columns pop-up only partially visible. I've attached a screenshot. Is there a way to maximize either of these?
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