I have this blog post that I have been authoring. At the very bottom is an Additional Information expandable link:
Within there are two links to pastebin code:
[pastebin id="uSP54JHz"]
[pastebin id="5hv0vYxy"]
The article is on a Wordpress site and I have a plugin called Pastebin installed. I have tried following the advice to get the view of the pastebin code to use a smaller height instead of the full height for the code but I can’t get it to work.
Since WordPress 4.2, you can double click the embedded item to set max width and max height. It will add the WordPress
[embed]
shortcode:
[embed width=”600″ height=”400″]http://pastebin.com/hcv2WRnX[/embed]
Note: Doing it the WordPress way, using the
[embed]
shortcode, is backwards and forward compatible, and it works with all the themes.
To be honest, I don’t see the point in specifying in pixels anyway. I just wondered if it could be reduced somehow. Kind of like StackOverflow view behaves.
You can just set a max-height on the .embedPastebin
in your CSS. I'm not sure about the embed shortcode (Note: the quotation marks in your example may not parse properly because they are ”
and ″
instead of "
)
Using the following CSS works pretty well:
.embedPastebin {
max-height: 300px;
}
If you want the embedFooter
to always remain at the top, you can instead limit the size of the ol
and change the overflow
on it:
.embedPastebin ol {
max-height: 300px;
overflow-y: scroll;
}