Retain ImageURL Size on Zoom

Jason_HaddixOct 11, 2016 #1

Hello All,

I’m trying to plot an Image using ImageURL on a map and discovering that the height and width of the image is in relation to the x and y value. In other words, an x/y plot of 1000000 needs have have a height and width of 10000 to be visible. And, on zooming the size of the image does not stay the same, but zooms in as well. So it seems that add_glyth actually adds the image as part of the canvas instead of treating it like another figure plotted. Is there any way to “plot” images that can have a “size” defined?

Thanks,

Jason

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BryanOct 21, 2016 #2

Looking at the reference for ImageURL it shows that there are h_units and w_units properties that should allow you to configure ImageURL to size w and h according to pixels.

glyphs — Bokeh 3.3.2 Documentation

If those are working then that is a bug.

Thanks,

Bryan

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On Oct 11, 2016, at 1:15 PM, Jason Haddix <jamamas@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello All,

I'm trying to plot an Image using ImageURL on a map and discovering that the height and width of the image is in relation to the x and y value. In other words, an x/y plot of 1000000 needs have have a height and width of 10000 to be visible. And, on zooming the size of the image does not stay the same, but zooms in as well. So it seems that add_glyth actually adds the image as part of the canvas instead of treating it like another figure plotted. Is there any way to "plot" images that can have a "size" defined?

Thanks,

Jason

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