Renderer for Plotly on a Quarto Blog executed through Github Action?

[DamonCharlesRoberts]

Description

• Quarto=1.3.450
• Python=3.11
• Plotly=5.18.0

Link to repository: https://github.com/DamonCharlesRoberts/nba_blog
Link to Rendered site: https://653b3f83b52eae0c75ecf6bf--animated-kringle-1ae15c.netlify.app/posts/jokic_tracker/

I am struggling to get a Plotly figure to render. The following code from posts/jokic_tracker/index.qmd works just fine when I do a direct quarto publish.

#| label: fig-triple-double-tracker
#| fig-cap: Triple Double
fig = px.line(
    analyzable_df, 
    x='game_number', y='running_total', color='season',
    labels=dict(
        game_number='# of Games Played', running_total='Running total of Triple-Doubles',season='Season'
        ),
    category_orders={
        'season': ['2023', '2022', '2021', '2020', '2019', '2018', '2017', '2016', '2015']
    },
    template='plotly_dark'
    )
fig.show()

However, the link to the rendered site above shows that when rendered and published with the Github action, there are some problems. Does anyone have any recommendations? Should I just render the file as a static file? Should I have a part of my Github Action workflow that saves the file? I am not super sure.

[DamonCharlesRoberts]

Alrighty, I think I found the culprit. I had a MailChimp subscription widget included on the sidebar. Since Plotly's fig.show() automatically determines size, I think those two were in conflict with each other and so the figure wasn't displaying properly.