Hi Xavier,
Thank you very much for your tips. Now I'm using the settings that your
mentioned and I don't have the auto size problem.
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feature.popupClass = OpenLayers.Class(OpenLayers.Popup.FramedCloud,
{
"autoSize": true,
"panMapIfOutOfView": false,
"keepInMap": false,
"contentDisplayClass": "olPopupContent",
[...]
});
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Unfortunately there is a new problem: When the vertical scroll bar is
showed than the class "olPopupContent" is inside the scroll bar area.
But I'm using this class for the edge padding. Now the pop-ups with the
scroll bar doesn't look nice because the space between the content and
the pop-up edge is too small. Do you know how to increase this padding?
Bye, Albrecht
Am 17.03.2013 05:54, schrieb Xavier Mamano (jorix):
typo:
* the window should be higher ...
must be
* the popup should be higher ...
Xavier Mamano (jorix) wrote
Hi Albrecht,
I have looked at the function `function AddMarker()` from "osm-plugin.js"
Uses a popup class with `... "panMapIfOutOfView": false, "keepInMap":
true, ...` (is a cocktail that I do not like)
So when Toronto is in the middle of the map div:
* the window should be higher than the middle of the height of map div
(minus a margin),
* the map can not move ["panMapIfOutOfView"=false],
* and the popup should be all within the map ["keepInMap"=true],
* so the text of the list popup is cut.
You really want: "panMapIfOutOfView"=false and "keepInMap"=true?
And is set `feature.data.overflow = "hidden";`
Try to remove the line `feature.data.overflow = "hidden";`,
in principle scrollbars should be displayed only if necessary, as in this
case.
Regards,
Xavier
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