use jquery.actual to compute height of target element#65
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styson wants to merge 3 commits intorviscomi:masterfrom
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use jquery.actual to compute height of target element#65styson wants to merge 3 commits intorviscomi:masterfrom
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Not sure I like the idea of adding a plugin dependency. Is there any logic from jquery.actual that can be inlined in trunk8.js? |
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I'm sure it could be replicated - there was not a huge amount of code. |
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Check my pull request (#68) for this. I've added some logic from jQuery.actual to make trunk8 work on hidden elements. |
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I added a dependency on jquery.actual plugin, and use it to compute height of target, even if not displayed.
The height of a hidden element is 0, but with the plugin the actual height can be detected.