Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Tal Tal 1, 2 2 gold badges 13 13 silver badges 28 28 bronze badges. Please Try Following code: from IPython. Welcome to Stack Overflow!
Your answer doesn't appear to add anything more than the other answers. The only difference is the the explicit dimensional specification, which doesn't appear relevant to the question. Is there some explanation or more content you could add to your post to improve it? New answers that don't add anything tend to get downvoted or removed. An iframe is different from just displaying html. Granted you can probably get to iframe from regular html, but it's a different approach from the other options.
This solution is not working for me if the html contains images located on colab or in your mapped google-drive: IPython. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook.
Sign up using Email and Password. I am almost there on this but am having issues with generating the metadata. The error I am receiving is as below. I have one called metadata I have it in the project folder. Similar error but now as below I haven't got any problem like this.
Check the source code out. Hope it helps github. Thank you very much for the code i was wondering if you could assist in the following error I'm getting. Hi Victor, is it possible to create over 50 images at once?
I can successfully create 50, but when I try to do anything over 50, I get an Error: Sesson cannot generate requests. Is this something hardcoded in one of the files being used in the jupyter notebook extension. Thank you for any direction. Below is the error I'm getting. Error: Session cannot generate requests Error: Session cannot generate requests at w. Otherwise, you can try this nodejs app if you are familiar with Javascript. This code will generate more than , crypto punks without any problem.
Check it out dev. Thank you Victor. I ran the , crypto punk program and got it to work. Is there a way to lessen the number if wanted? You are much welcome Jason. Normally people ask for more not less haha. I've been using your tutorials and i have one question related to the tiny javascript that you provided to update the URI of the images. I'm sitting with about 50 images, already uploaded the images folder to the ipfs, i now have the correct URI to paste into each json file, 0 to 49, still running your javascript it doesn't update the files.
This is the metadata of file 0. I attached the image of the error message I receive. I've updated everything, searched around, can't figure it out. I do get a path warning on one of the steps for installing, but other than that it says success for everything up to "jupyter notebook.
Has anybody experienced this? Steps I followed: 1 curl bootstrap. Ok I have searched through the comments, I searched the internet but found no answer. So here I am! Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char Consider adding this directory to PATH or, if you prefer to suppress this warning, use --no-warn-script-location.
First of let me start by saying thank you for your code, I have used it and I extended it to randomize how many features will be taken for each Picture. For example some will only have a background or some will have a background and a circle.
The code works but im struggling with the last step of creating a picture. The problem is in your code all 3 attributes are always included in the dictionary so you know that the program needs to open all three layers and you will always have to stack them up the same way.
Now in my code there are instances where only 2 attributes are used and therefore only those two layers need to be opened and and merged. I have solved it with different if statements but I was wondering if there is a smoother way to do so. You can use the filename reader to solve this issue. You can use it to read and the folder names and figure out the layers you want to draw onto your image.
Anyway, this is only a basic program which introduces people to images generator and Python. And yet you will have to manually add the layer names and bit of code for combination. For something a bit more advanced where all the layers get included themselves please check another blog of mine out. Are you sure you want to hide this comment?
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Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Inserting comments into jupyter notebook Ask Question. Asked 3 years, 9 months ago. Active 2 months ago. Viewed 55k times. Thanks a bunch! Improve this question. The "comments" are markdown, which you can switch between in your cells. You just set your cell to "Markdown".
So indeed a redundant question lol. Thanks a bunch for helping out though, very much appreciated. Also, you might be interested in generating Markdown as output of your code: stackoverflow. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer.
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