I am using my container's CSS height so I don't want the settings.height value.
To achieve this effect you need to pass in "height: null" in the settings because otherwise the code will override the container's height when it sees a non-null value in the settings. So passing "height: null" in the settings will fix the issue. To make that work, need to fix this little issue with deepExtend.
p.s. I originally fixed the problem in a slightly different way by initializing the default settings.height to null and then, if the container's own css height was not set, and no settings.height was provided by the client, then I supplied a default value of 400px. Both methods fix the problem equally well, but PR here was the smallest possible change.
I am using my container's CSS height so I don't want the settings.height value.
To achieve this effect you need to pass in "height: null" in the settings because otherwise the code will override the container's height when it sees a non-null value in the settings. So passing "height: null" in the settings will fix the issue. To make that work, need to fix this little issue with deepExtend.
p.s. I originally fixed the problem in a slightly different way by initializing the default settings.height to null and then, if the container's own css height was not set, and no settings.height was provided by the client, then I supplied a default value of 400px. Both methods fix the problem equally well, but PR here was the smallest possible change.