Not a bug report, just wanted to share a demo showing what PyVis can do when used a little differently.

I’m treating the exported .html as a graphics engine, layering runtime JS on top of it to handle directional edge highlighting, phantom node detection, and post-load physics overrides. No source edits, no forking, just external JS injected into the export.

Demo:
https://btfspooner.github.io/spider-surfer-maps/

Try clicking around in site_map.html. It shows:
• Inbound/outbound/bidirectional edges
• Phantom node detection (linked but uncrawled)
• Color + redraw logic using network.body.nodes[...]
• Stabilized layout after load with forced physics toggle

There’s a couple other live demos showing a spinning dna helix, orb lattice, and exploding graph (creating nodes post-draw).
This is all running on top of standard PyVis output.

Not asking for anything , just figured others might find it interesting what PyVis is capable of with a few tweaks.

Happy to share more details if anyone is curious. Thanks to all the contributors for building something awesome to play with!