Similar to issue http://drupal.org/node/514236 ive found that the height of the overall view-cycle container is hard coded by the views_cycle.js script (line 30) on loading. The height is calculated as the tallest image + padding.
The problem comes if you wish to put a border or some background around your cycler area/block as you cant change the height of the container. If for example you have your thumbnails listed vertically and they are taller than the tallest image, then your border/background will not cover the whole content.
Im fairly amateur when it comes to drupal so if ive got this wrong pls forgive me but i cant see a way to get past the hard coded container height without hacking code, in which case i have to make the height specific to 1 particular view.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | views_cycle-551866.patch | 2.94 KB | eabrand |
Comments
Comment #1
eabrand commentedHere's a patch that adds it to the settings of the view. If you enter 0 for the height then it just goes to the default, otherwise you can set the height.
Comment #2
Crell commentedThis was fixed as part of #514236: settings.verticalPadding doesn't exist.