body: height: [size of page], how?

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manuel_songokuh
 
 
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body: height: [size of page], how?

Post by manuel_songokuh »

hi

page has size of height example 1600px so export html+css:
css:
body {
...
...
...
height: 1600px;
}
i wish to add height in body (automatic export all my pages (different height) how?

but i don't find option or setting..
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Re: body: height: [size of page], how?

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the height of your page is determined by the objects on the page. There is no height usually given to the body tag. If you are wanting to set a height, then you will need to manually add the CSS code for it I believe. Why are you wanting to specify a particular height? what about possible overflow?
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Re: body: height: [size of page], how?

Post by manuel_songokuh »

crispy68: hi

that i want to be automatic exporting html and i will take all code html in Wordpress so i need this tag height in body this is very helpfully for me for different page height ok?

maybe wwb has not this option, i'm right?
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Re: body: height: [size of page], how?

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Going to move this to the "Off Topic Section" as really unrelated to WWB as it is for Wo*dPre** which there is no support for.
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Re: body: height: [size of page], how?

Post by Pablo »

The software (intentionally) does not include the page height because in modern websites, the height of the page depends on the content (and width) of the page.

Also, the height will never the exactly the same in different browsers anyway. So, there will either be overflow or clipping if you set it to a fixed size.
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