Height auto on element
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The height CSS property specifies the height of an element. By default, the property defines the height of the content area.
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When using the keyword auto , height is calculated based on the elements content area unless explicitly specified.
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Maybe an option could allow to active this behavior. Currently app.js (adminlte.min.js) must not be included in login pages but it must be the case for all other pages:
When working with Single pages applications, all main js script must be added to the main page to be loaded. So it would be bad to not import app.js (adminlte.min.js in this example). But when imported, it break the login page because of the $.AdminLTE.layout.activate() call.
Is this going to be addressed?