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Expand Up @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: "Interactive Dashboards"

## Overview

Adding interactivity to a dashboard helps uses explore the concepts and data you are presenting more deeply. There are several ways to add interactive components to Quarto dashboards:
Adding interactivity to a dashboard helps users explore the concepts and data you are presenting more deeply. There are several ways to add interactive components to Quarto dashboards:

- [Shiny for Python](shiny-python/index.qmd) for dashboards that use Jupyter for computations (requires a server component for deployment).

Expand All @@ -26,6 +26,6 @@ No matter which type of interactivity you choose, you'll want to present user in

- [Toolbars](/docs/dashboards/inputs.qmd#toolbars) provide a full page width horizontal panel for inputs.

- [Card Toolbars](/docs/dashboards/inputs.qmd#card-toolbars) are directly embedded in the header or footer of cards.
- [Card Inputs](/docs/dashboards/inputs.qmd#card-inputs) are directly embedded in the cards either as a card toolbar or as a card sidebar.

The article on [Inputs](/docs/dashboards/inputs.qmd) covers these methods in depth along with tips on doing more sophisticated layout of groups of inputs.
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