restore height on viewport resize when using relative "vh" measurement

[camedia]

greetings,

first, thanks for the brilliant and beautiful plugin. loving it. anyways, i noticed something while wrapping up a project, that could probably be marked as an enhancement more than a bug.

when using the relative viewport-based measurement, vh, the height of the scrollbar container reacts beautifully and shrinks as the viewport is resized. but when the viewport is opened back up again, vertically, the scrollable container stays stuck at its last/shortest height.

i threw a pen together using everything almost verbatim from the basic demo. i only converted the max-height to a vh value.

my hope is to use this plugin to pull off the responsive left nav that's on google's developers site (without having to reverse engineer or recreate anything from scratch). that junk is so sexy. i'm basically all the way there except this last detail.

cheers,
/chris

[gromo]

Hello Chris.

I will try to look at this issue in next few days. If I won't answer in a week, please, remind me by updating this issue. Thanks.

[gromo]

I see the problem. It cannot be fixed fast, but for now you can change the handler of window resize from:

$(window).resize(function () {
    var forceUpdate = false;
    if (browser.scroll && (browser.scroll.height || browser.scroll.width)) {
        var scroll = getBrowserScrollSize();
        if (scroll.height !== browser.scroll.height || scroll.width !== browser.scroll.width) {
            browser.scroll = scroll;
            forceUpdate = true; // handle page zoom
        }
    }
    updateScrollbars(forceUpdate);
});

to always re-initialize scrollbar when window is resized:

$(window).resize(function () {
    updateScrollbars(true);
});