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Hi Todor,

I guess I have found out myself. Setting the first div to a fixed pixel value and the second div to 100% seems to fix my issue.

Sorry for taking this further. It has nothing to do with jQWidgets but is simple css rules.

Cheers, Hjalte

[ParBisParticipant]

Hi Todor.

Coming back to above. In your solution you set the jqxDropDownList’s height to 5% and #subtabs’ height to 95%. However having the jqxDropDownList’s height set to a percentage is problematic as the requesting screen might be very small or large which is both are problematic examples. Is there a way to have the jqxDropDownList’s height set to a fixed value (or a value based on context if there are several controls) and then the #subtabs’ height to fill the rest of the screen?

Best regards,

Hjalte

[ParBisParticipant]

Many thanks Todor,

That makes sense and solve my problem. Yes, I’m aware of the initTabContent.

Best regards,

Hjalte

[ParBisParticipant]

… a fiddle to illustrate the problem

https://jsfiddle.net/98y2w6uj/2

HP

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