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Hmm, that looks like a mistake. The height should be cleared on the base.$wrapper before checking the base.$outer width. This was an attempt to prevent the slider from constantly expanding in height (when the expand option is true) when placed directly inside of the document body. Either way, if the height is set in the css, it shouldn't effect the height of the wrapper.
I'll double check that the fix I mentioned will work and update the repository.
Edit: After a bit of testing, it doesn't seem to make any difference with or without that bit of code. I'll go ahead and remove it because it is effecting elements outside the scope of the slider.
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Mottie commentedon Jan 5, 2013
Hmm, that looks like a mistake. The height should be cleared on the
base.$wrapperbefore checking thebase.$outerwidth. This was an attempt to prevent the slider from constantly expanding in height (when theexpandoption istrue) when placed directly inside of the document body. Either way, if the height is set in the css, it shouldn't effect the height of the wrapper.I'll double check that the fix I mentioned will work and update the repository.
Edit: After a bit of testing, it doesn't seem to make any difference with or without that bit of code. I'll go ahead and remove it because it is effecting elements outside the scope of the slider.