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My original post was poorly worded, and I needed to perform more tests. The issue is not as broad as I thought it was: - Opening any Polyglot Notebook file...

Is it possible that custom [LanguageHandlers](https://github.com/dotnet/interactive/tree/main/src/Microsoft.DotNet.Interactive.Jupyter/CommandEvents/LanguageHandlers) could be exposed via some API or config? Or maybe we could get documentation on building from source and dogfooding? I got [OCaml working...

@shibbas This is awesome. My next steps will be making those changes on my fork and writing a OCaml `coe_comm_handler`. One question though: I see that I can load `--from-file`...

Makes sense. This issue can be closed according to its title, but before it is, I do have a question. This probably belongs in Discussion, but since I don't see...

Alternatively, revert to concrete release where the page still existed: [https://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/5.7.6/comms.html](https://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/5.7.6/comms.html)

Same problem with same workaround working for me. Ubuntu 22.04 via WSL 2.

Comparing the source code from both pages and seems like the appropriate config is getting passed? I don't see anything related to responsiveness in any of the subsequent release notes...

It appears that the problem is when `height` or `width` are manually set in `Layout` responsiveness breaks. I get the desired behavior when passing `UseDefaults = false` to `Chart` methods....

@kMutagene Thanks for the reply. My main issue is that `UseDefaults = false` can't be partially applied because `Chart.Foo`s take tupled parameters, so I can't create a function that only...

@kMutagene I've played around with the API and looked in source and apologies If I still misunderstand it. It appears that the only way to ensure `Height` or `Width` are...