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This commit restores the possibility to control the height of the image gallery snippet. This was indeed possible in <= 11.0 for all snippets but it was removed in 12.0 as controlling the height via inner paddings seemed enough and better (as responsive). For the image gallery snippet however, this was a big regression as the height is forced to 70% of the current screen height on drop and the images inside are displayed depending on that forced height. Trying to control via paddings was not leading to the wanted effect. This restores the possibility in 14.0 as 12.0 and 13.0 are now deprecated. This is following a customer issue where not having the ability to control the height is actually confusing as the user edits its website across different screens and the height is forced to 70% height of the screen used at the time of edition. With an height input in the panel, the confusion is gone. Note: this also introduces a `forceStyle` parameter for the `selectStyle` option to be able to force the inline style a widget controls. Indeed, without it, the system is "smart" and tries not to force inline style when it is not needed (if you try to force red on something that is naturally red (thanks to a CSS rule for example), it won't be forced). Here, this was leading to an issue when trying to set the height: - Current height is 700px - There is some code that forces a min-height on all carousel items so that they are the same height. As the gallery image dimensions depend on the block forced height (this is how the snippet work), the forced min-height are related to that forced height (something like 680px). - You focus the height input and type 800px - The same code forces new min-height on all carousel item (something like 780px). - You un-focus the height input, the system tries to re-set 800px (which is already set)... it ends up removing it as it thinks that setting that height is not needed as the snippet is now "naturally" 800px tall thanks to the carousel items' min-heights. opw-2838774 closes odoo/odoo#104068 X-original-commit: d4d0da320d42093e720c7d440cf6611249c0295a Signed-off-by: Romain Derie (rde) <rde@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Quentin Smetz (qsm) <qsm@odoo.com>
Odoo
Odoo is a suite of web based open source business apps.
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