Breaking Down Mzmnhioel Ottopw Plotly_chart Kwargs

The kwargs deprecation warning in st.plotly_chart isn’t a regression - it’s a well-timed evolution. While earlier versions quietly ignored width passed via **kwargs, today’s change ensures clarity: width should now come as a config argument, not a keyword. Here’s the fix: replace width="content" with width=500 (or your target pixel width) and set use_container_width=True - no more clunky **kwargs shenanigans.

Why does this matter? Plotly now expects explicit config over flexible kwargs, reducing confusion. Missing use_container_width=True means the chart still misbehaves on modern browsers.

This shift aligns with Python’s move toward intentional interfaces - clear, predictable, and safer. Stop hiding flags in dictionary chaos. Use width directly.

The bottom line: Your dashboard looks great when width=500 and use_container_width=True - no deprecation warnings, just smooth visuals.