Reputation: 341
I have <div>
with some dynamic content inside - sometimes it is table, sometimes it is text. I'm trying to setup some kind of container which would be scrollable on y-axis if its contents are too big for the screen.
Some googling suggests that its simple to do if you hardcode height
of the div
, but what should I do if I want to avoid specifying exact pixel sizes anywhere?
From what I understand, I'll have to calculate remaining vertical visible screen space first, then set it as div height
. This seems like a fairly common task, yet I can't find any components(don't care if they are jquery
dependent or not) that would accomplish this.
Any suggestions? Already existing solution(plugin, library, etc) is preferred.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 37
Reputation: 391
If you would like the container height to start scrolling when it matches the viewport height, you can just give it height
or max-height
equal to 100vh
(100% viewport height).
In case there are other elements outside of the container and it shouldn't take the full screen height you can use calc()
to limit it:
.container { max-height: calc(100vh - 100px); }
Upvotes: 1