post-rendered-height

Sets the height of elements in a web browser post rendering.

This is useful in the following scenarios:

• You've set some of your elements to have height 100%. On mobile devices, the address bar can dissappear while scrolling down. height 100% causes a re-paint when this occurs. Use post-rendered-height to set a fixed height attribute on the element to circumvent this.

Highlights

• Small footprint
• Performant
• Only fires on orientationchange events.
• Declaritive based configuration. Control which elements receive post-rendered-height by using attributes.

Example

<div style="height: 100%" post-rendered-height>
</div>
<script src="./path/to/post-rendered-height.js"></script>
<script>
  PostRenderedHeight.init();// kick it off
</script> 

API

PostRenderedHeight

A namespace of methods that apply to the current window.

.init()

Initializes post-rendered-height attributed elements. This method is idempotent, as it adds the following property to all elements containing the post-rendered-height attribute: __PostRenderedHeight__height__set.

License

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