slide content height about shower

[mfrigerio17]

aaah.. yes, actually I remember having realized before, in the past, that the amount it sticks out is exactly the height of the title..

100% means the full height of the parent, not just available space.

Yes, in fact I did mention that I expected the element to stretch to fit the container (or "parent").
The problem is that the container is just the slide, and not the slide "minus" the title... (stupid me)

The only solution that seems to do what I want, is a flex container:

CSS

.title-content {
	  height: 100%;
	  display: flex;
	  flex-direction: column;
}
.title-content > div {
	  flex: auto;
}

HTML

    <section class="slide">
      <div class="title-content">
        <h2>Title 2</h2>
        <div>
          This div will fill the available vertical space
        </div>
      </div>
    </section>

Anything deeply wrong with this?

It's easier to style images in fixed units, keeping in mind that the slide's height is 1024 by 576.

yes, it is easier, but I was aiming to avoid hardcoded sizes for more flexibility.

Thanks for the fast reply!

[pepelsbey]

Hello! Yes, you're missing the way height: 100% works in CSS. 100% means the full height of the parent, not just available space. It means that it sticks out of the slide exactly by the height of the title.

I'd suggest looking a the examples in the theme's index file: cover and place primitives.

It's easier to style images in fixed units, keeping in mind that the slide's height is 1024 by 576.