This is a follow-up to #10481. Our docs contain static screenshots of raw.plot(), and although most UI elements have been removed, the scrollbars are still visible, e.g. here:
Even though they do not consume much space, I think they are confusing because they give the impression that the plot is actually interactive (scrollable). Therefore, I suggest to remove scrollbars from these plots in our docs.
Note that a solution via an environment variable (or similar) would be ideal, because the example code should still contain simple calls of raw.plot() without any extra arguments to hide the scrollbars (such an argument already exists, but I would not want to include show_scrollbars=False in every single example/tutorial which calls this function). Users will want interactive elements when running the examples, but I think we shouldn't display them.
This is a follow-up to #10481. Our docs contain static screenshots of
raw.plot(), and although most UI elements have been removed, the scrollbars are still visible, e.g. here:Even though they do not consume much space, I think they are confusing because they give the impression that the plot is actually interactive (scrollable). Therefore, I suggest to remove scrollbars from these plots in our docs.
Note that a solution via an environment variable (or similar) would be ideal, because the example code should still contain simple calls of
raw.plot()without any extra arguments to hide the scrollbars (such an argument already exists, but I would not want to includeshow_scrollbars=Falsein every single example/tutorial which calls this function). Users will want interactive elements when running the examples, but I think we shouldn't display them.