Having the toolbar part of the header panel so it dissapears on smaller width windows, when hidden=true on the toolbar, you could call core-scroll-header-panel.measureHeaderHeight() which would re-measure the height, BUT, as the height of the header is now zero, many of the if statements fail.. I would have expected that by setting the toolbar to hidden, or not would resize the content area..
Having the toolbar part of the header panel so it dissapears on smaller width windows, when hidden=true on the toolbar, you could call core-scroll-header-panel.measureHeaderHeight() which would re-measure the height, BUT, as the height of the header is now zero, many of the if statements fail.. I would have expected that by setting the toolbar to hidden, or not would resize the content area..
here is an example called 'cat-toolbar'.