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Iirc you might want to try something like:

^{::clerk/page-size nil}
(repeat 100 histogram)

But in all above examples, you’d still see the histograms inside a collection viewer. Maybe clerk/fragment is what you need instead:

(apply clerk/fragment (repeat 100 histogram))

I think maybe you’re looking for

^{:nextjournal.clerk/auto-expand-results? true}

^{:nextjournal.clerk/auto-expand-results? true}
(mapv (fn [[data]] (histogram! data))
      datas)

(defn histogram! [data]
  (clerk/html
   {::clerk/width :full}
   [:div
    [:h3 "Histogram"]
    (clerk/vl
     {::clerk/width :full}
     :data {:values data}
     :mark "bar"
     :encoding {,,,})]))

More info in the book https://book.clerk.vision/#presentation

Looks like you need to set the viewer budget to infinite (`nil`) too.

^{::clerk/budget nil ::clerk/auto-expand-results? true}

@teodorlu 🙏 for helping 😊

@teodorlu thanks a lot for the advice. I've tried this but for some reason it's not working

^{::clerk/budget nil ::clerk/auto-expand-results? true}
(mapv (fn [...]
        (histogram! ...

(ns notebooks
  {:nextjournal.clerk/visibility {:code :hide :result :show}
   :nextjournal.clerk/budget nil :nextjournal.clerk/auto-expand-results? true}
...)

I don’t have any good ideas off the top of my head. Perhaps can a screenshot of your document as rendered by Clerk?

I’ll try to create a minimal reproducer since this is sensitive data and the actual code is a bit more complicated

@andrea712 thanks for the tips - page-size nil finally solved my problem 🙂