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Hello!

In the settings of Carousel, Layout grid (and others) there is a "Height" parameter, which can take a number of values for the proportion of the screen height (100 vh, 75 vh, and so on).

Question: is it possible to determine the height of an element other than what is in the "Height" drop-down list by adding custom program code (html or CSS)?
Suggestion: Consider setting the viewport share of the screen more flexibly. For example, in my opinion, adding a value of 66% will be very useful, since there is a value of 1/3 vh = 33% vh of the screen and it is logical that there would be a value of 2/3 vh of the screen = 66%. These values are important from the point of view of fulfilling the "Rule of Thirds" (I think everyone knows this rule, but just in case https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thirds ).

P. S. Faced the problem of dividing the height of the main screen of the site between the Carousel and below the Layout grid. 75vh is a lot, and 50 vh is not enough for the carousel. I would not like to abandon the percentage division of the height of the vh screen. Therefore, I ask for help from respected experts!

So, I think what you are wanting is for us to be able to write custom VH values instead of the preset 100, 75,50,25 VH values. Right?

wwonderfull wrote: ↑Sat Oct 05, 2024 6:03 pm So, I think what you are wanting is for us to be able to write custom VH values instead of the preset 100, 75,50,25 VH values. Right?

That would be perfect!
This would be useful for fine-tuning the height of the elements when it is necessary that they all fit exactly on one screen (in my case, a carousel and a text block need to fit on the start screen of the site. At a carousel height of 75 vh, the text does not fit, and at a carousel height of 50 vh, it is too small in height). But if it is redundant or difficult to implement by the developer, then at least add 66vh.

VictorKrs wrote: ↑Sat Oct 05, 2024 6:17 pm That would be perfect!
This would be useful for fine-tuning the height of the elements when it is necessary that they all fit exactly on one screen (in my case, a carousel and a text block need to fit on the start screen of the site. At a carousel height of 75 vh, the text does not fit, and at a carousel height of 50 vh, it is too small in height). But if it is redundant or difficult to implement by the developer, then at least add 66vh.

Yes, I do support this idea.

wwonderfull wrote: ↑Sat Oct 05, 2024 6:21 pm

VictorKrs wrote: ↑Sat Oct 05, 2024 6:17 pm That would be perfect!
This would be useful for fine-tuning the height of the elements when it is necessary that they all fit exactly on one screen (in my case, a carousel and a text block need to fit on the start screen of the site. At a carousel height of 75 vh, the text does not fit, and at a carousel height of 50 vh, it is too small in height). But if it is redundant or difficult to implement by the developer, then at least add 66vh.

Yes, I do support this idea.

Thanks!

I also would agree with the option of adding custom height.

Locked as suggestion has been reposted at the following
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