I haven’t been able to get Bokeh to work, but you should in theory be able to customize fastpages with enough knowledge of CSS/HTML/JS if you are inclined.
Thanks for the quick answer @hamelsmu!
I should add that what I’m trying to do is just to display a Bokeh plot in a notebook, like it’s done for Altair in the example post on the demo site.
Are you saying that I should be able to just embed the Bokeh HTML into the generated markdown file?
An unrelated issue I encountered is that Matplotlib plots don’t size well – they get squished, like this for example:
Is there something I need to configure to display plots correctly?
Thanks again for your help, really appreciate it!
Can you resize the plots when they are generated? I believe the problem is that the charts are resized so that fit in the frame. If you try to resize them to a smaller size when they are generated you might be able to avoid this problem.
Hi @hamelsmu, sorry for the slow reply – work was hectic these last two days 
Can you resize the plots when they are generated?
I tried that, basically using MPL’s defaut plot size, and that doesn’t work either because it now fits in fastpages’ box, but the plot is just too small in Jupyter:
So I think what I’m looking for is a way to specify to fastpages to display the plots with 100% width and use a scrollbar when it doesn’t fit into the container. Does this make sense? And is it even possible?
Hi @hamelsmu! I did some experiments and think I pinned down the problem: it seems that the <img> tags in the markdown file automatically generated by fastpages don’t set the images as responsive by default.
If you just add class="img-fluid" (built-in class from Bootstrap) to every <img> tags in the generated .md file, images behave well!
Does it seem like a simple solution? If yes, I’d be happy to file an issue on GitHub. Take care and let me know what you think 
I am not sure I can easily change the image tags but I can add css . Do you mind playing with css to add the styling you want and let me know what works for you? I’m happy to change it after that I just don’t want to guess
Hi @hamelsmu! Something weird (but good weird 
) happened: through some magic, the images are now responsive!
If you go the blog post I was working on, you can see that they display well and scale with the screen.
I am completely clueless as to why that happened, but it did 
So I’ll stop bothering you here. I just hope things are in order now and that images will still be responsive for coming blog posts 
Thanks again for you assistance here (and your work on fastpages in general), I really appreciate it! Take care
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Hi @hamelsmu, are you guys still planning on implementing this for Hugo, or is that discontinued?
Not currently working on it, we might pick it up in the future
Hi @hamelsmu !
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