Blog post "Rust compiler performance survey 2025 results" without JS looks odd

[apiraino]

When viewing that blog post without javaScript images and text alignment are a bit off; images look small. Examples:

Overall satisfaction

Workarounds for improving build performance:

screenshot

[kpreid]

FWIW, as a related but not identical problem, the post displays even worse when viewed in my feed reader (NetNewsWire for Mac), presumably due to scripts executing but an expected stylesheet being absent.

Screenshot

I believe this also occurred with the previous post with similar charts.

[senekor]

@Kobzol What is the tool used to generate these charts? It seems to me the main problem is that the (presumably generated) inline-html contains hardcoded height and width. Just removing those makes stuff look fine. Ideally the tool would be fixed to not generate these hardcoded dimensions anymore.

<!-- Chart satisfaction start -->
<div>
  <div class="bar-chart" id="satisfaction" style="height: 400px; width: 100%">
    <noscript>
      <img alt="satisfaction" height="600" src="satisfaction.png" />
    </noscript>
  </div>
  <!-- ... -->
</div>
<!-- Chart satisfaction end -->

(IDK what's going on with NetNewsWire, I'm not on Mac.)

[Kobzol]

I have to say that you are stretching my Python scripts to edge cases I was not ever considering xD The "tool" is a bunch of Python code + the plotly library. I removed both the height attribute and style attribute. It indeed looks better now: #1697