Wm.plot() produces empty plot in jupyter notebook and when saving it as html produces a black screen in the browser.

[kuldeep7688]

In the examples.ipynb (the jobs speech part ) code executes successfully but when I plot it in notebook a complete white plot and when saving it as html produces a black screen in the browser.
The code executes successfully because I am able to print the similarity matrix and the key words and their pos_tags.

Any help will be really helpful.
The key words are there in the html source I have checked manually. I dont know what can be the problem.
I am sharing the text format of the html file.
my_wordmesh.txt

[kuldeep7688]

Can you please help ?

[mukund109]

Hi,

Could you please share your package versions and info about the machine you're using?

Also, this is the first time I'm coming across this error. If plotly isn't working and you need a quick workaround, you can try using a different plotting library. You can access the coordinates and bounding box size of each word, and then use these to render the words on an image using a different library ('Pillow' might be a good choice)

[kuldeep7688]

Hey I resolved that error it was because of jupyter lab not supporting JavaScript code run by plotly. However the graphs now I am getting are really out of proportion. I am attaching you a sample below. Take a look and let me know which parameters to tweak to get it done nicely. word-mesh_html.html <https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9xAR2xVb-vbTEF3Y3o3SVgxQk5lTEJKM2VyTEZJNjFGUjUw/view?usp=drivesdk>

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[mukund109]

I cannot access the link. Could you post an image?