Saturday, 15 February 2014

alignment - IPython/Jupyter Align Widgets -


I'm joking with Jupiter widgets and I'm having problems with alignment, for example, I have next Widgets are: wdg # two sliders s1 = wdg.IntSlider (min = 0, max = 100, value = 25, description = 'xo') from ipython.html import widget from

  s2 = Wdg # three float text c1 = wdg.BoundedFloatText (min = 0, max = 100, value = 5, description = 'c1') c2 = x, max = 100, value = 25, description = 'yo' wdg .BoundedFloatText (minimum = 0, max = 100, value = 5, description = 'C2') C3 = wdg.BoundedFloatText (min = 0, max = 100, value = 5, description = 'C3') #Two checkboxes ch1 = Wdg.Checkbox (description = 'check me' 1) ch2 = wdg.checkbox (description = ' Check me 2) # Containers Con1 = wdg.HBox (children = [s1, s2]) Con2 = wdg.HBox (children = [C1, c2, c3]) Con3 = wdg.HBox (children = [ch1, ch2] ) Con5 = wdg.Box (children = [Con1, Con2, Con3])  

Con5 , c1 , c2 There is no space between the output of and c3 . E float box so that their description overlaps, how can I do them in the center or at least How low I could raise anywhere between the two?

I confirmed 'margin' affects the difference in vertical and horizontal form

< Pre> c1.margin = 20 c2.margin = 20 c3.margin = 20

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