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Guessing that the output here is an svg / vector though?
Only thing I can think of is that css in myst is somehow impacting that. It almost looks like a rotation+scale transform though not just a scale along the main axes. I would try using the browser dev tools to inspect the classes / styles applied to the markers in both jupyter lab and myst and try to get a sense of what the differences are, to see if any classes / styles are overridden in the myst but applied/active in jlab -- especially if I could narrow it down to a particular class name that could be colliding - that's just a starting point though.
I have a labeled cell (
#| label: fig1-cell
) whose output (in jupyter lab) is the following interactive (plotly) figure:Here, scatter markers are nicely aligned with the background image, and I set figure dimensions
850x850
explicity.Then in the markdown I define my directive as:
However, the output looks like this:
I cannot figure out why the scatter markers are transformed in the myst webpage. I'd be glad if anyone could help.
Thanks!
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