Cell width editable size about marimo HOT 7 CLOSED

@VivaldoMendes

You should be able to apply widths to different elements, using the .style() API. You can do this on ui elements (slider, text, etc), as well as layout elements (hstack, vstack)

import marimo as mo
mo.vstack([
    mo.ui.text(full_width=True).style({"width": "500px"}),
    mo.ui.text(full_width=True).style({"width": "300px"}),
    mo.ui.text(full_width=True).style({"width": "100px"}),
])

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Thanks for your reply. If I understand correctly, this method applies only to individual elements (cells), not to the entire document. Regarding the whole document, we cannot go over the three default alternatives: compact, medium, and full. Wright?

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That is correct - it's just for the elements. The only widths are compact, medium, and full which we feel cover the use cases we found.

If this is for running marimo as an application with particular layouting - you may want to checkout the Grid Layout https://docs.marimo.io/guides/apps.html#grid-layout

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@mscolnick , Thanks for your help.

Will it be possible to use CSS to increase/remove some functionalities from an active notebook? We are running some courses using Pluto and Julia. In evaluation moments (tests/exams), we have to introduce some changes to the style of the notebook so that students will not have access to some of the notebooks's functionalities. For example, students will not be able to copy markdown text, or code, nor will they be able to create a new cell, or delete an existing one. Will it be possible to produce these kind of changes in marimo?
Thanks

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@VivaldoMendes - you can likely design tests/exams as applications (by running marimo run file.py). if you need code as input from the user, you can do mo.ui.code_editor to create these kinds of elements.

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@mscolnick, thank you very much.

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no problem - @VivaldoMendes, im going to close this but please reach out if you have any more questions

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