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Embedded splitters covering entire contents won't work #56
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It seems that you can nest divs inside right panel. https://jsfiddle.net/o0tnchuy/8/ I need to investigate little bit more why is this happening. |
It was the same issue as #54 you need to set the height of the splitter in pixels I've fixed that in version 0.23.0. |
Yes, you're right. Thanks for that, sorry I didn't pick up on it. 0.23.0 is working for this now. |
Just found that in order to have 100% height the parent need to have defined height so this fixed the issue (even in old version): #horizontal-body, #container, #content, body, html {
height: 100%;
} and you don't need |
but you also need: body {
margin: 0;
} otherwise you will have scrollbars. |
This is very old, but this solution in the code need to be removed. The proper fix is to have in user code: #horizontal-body, #content {
height: 100%;
} the code that was used was not very good because the parents may be in different height and it also break #75 |
Hi, I've created a JSFiddle with a skeleton of the page I'm trying to do.
It has a horizontal splitter inside the right pane of a vertical splitter.
But the horizontal splitter just doesn't work - the dividing bar won't move and when the vertical pane is resized the horizontal splitter bounces back to a height of 0 and basically goes ballistic.
https://jsfiddle.net/o0tnchuy/7/
Is there an expectation of the html structure I'm missing?
I would really like to set the bottom horizontal pane to a set/fixed height, but it looks this library only uses the position property to set the top/left?
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