Fixes 884943 - Removing min height CSS elements, allowing tables to be the right height for their data. #38
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I tested the patch locally today. The change removes the white space under the table as desired. This change does have a side effect in that when using the paginate option to browse the issues, if the next page has fewer issues than the previous page the entire height of the wiki page will change as the table height changes causing a reflow. I think it would be preferable if this didn't happen but don't think this is a show stopper. r+ |
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Fixes 884943 - Removing min height CSS elements, allowing tables to be the right height for their data.
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