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| Alec this is really awesome! Thanks for sharing, and I'm glad my stylesheet was helpful in reducing headaches. |
| Great work! The iframe blends well into the design of the rest of your website. I've always had a little trouble getting iframes to look "nice" (I also run into web accessibility issues with them). For anyone else who is interested in embedding... |
| Hi Jonathan I'm guessing your stylesheet definition is called "Text" and overwrites inherited "Text" definitions. I think header and footer text also inherit from "Text", which is why it's getting applied. One thing you can do is create a new... |
| &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]: https://www.wolframcloud.com/obj/6d68fdb4-f35c-4f07-abcf-8522f3d53fea |
| Very cool use of `WebExecute`! I love seeing it used for web scraping/data visualization applications. |
| The new Wolfram Notebook Embedder library is pretty cool, and I've been using it a lot for various things. One of those things is making the embedder easy to use by having it be applied from a template to form data supplied in a form. I understand... |
| [I previously wrote a post][1] about creating a Wolfram Cloud form that uses the DuckDuckGo Instant Answer API in the backend to perform searches. I wanted to share some additional things I learned about using cloud forms, continuing with this... |
| `obj` is just the name of the notebook file being represented as a `NotebookObject`. It is assuming you are trying to extract the unevaluated code from another notebook. But I guess you're copying content from outside of Mathematica into a... |
| Very cool! Thanks for piloting this I just watched the first session, it's extremely beneficial: the `WebExecute` framework is one of the latest areas of WL that I've started exploring, and I can't believe I went this long without using it. I also... |
| I wanted to play around with the DuckDuckGo Instant Answer API, and ended up creating a cloud form that uses the API in the backend to perform searches, the type of search determined by the particular query case. This is that process. The API ... |