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I have a R loop which produces a forest graph in each iteration using metafor. A forest graph has one line per sample, and each iteration has a different number of samples, so I need the height to vary considerably (currently between 2.5 and 8 inches). I tried several options such as this one , but no matter what I do, each graphic I create has the same height in the .pdf file output (it seems to simply make the files square), there are just very large white margins above and below. I also found the note on custom graphic devices here , but I don't know how to change the graphic device in the

Possible Duplicate: CSS - 100% height doesn’t work I have 3 div s, the div-1 is a background and div-2 and div-3 are two containers (one for text and one for photo). HTML: <div id="div-1"> <div id="div-2"></div> <div id="div-3"></div> </div> CSS: #div-1 { width: 100%; height:100%; padding: 40px 0; margin:0; } #div-2 { width: 500px; margin: 0; float: left; } #div-3 { width: 200px; margin: 0; float: right; } This is what I get: Why height: 100% doesn't work? This can work <div id="div-1"> <div id="div-2"></div> <div id="div-3"></div> <div style="clear:both"></div> </div> you need to add clear

I have a UITableView that is set to not enable scrolling, and it exists in a UIScrollView. I'm doing it this way as the design specs call for something that looks like a table view, (actually there are two of them side by side), and it would be much easier to implement tableviews rather than adding a whole bunch of buttons, (grouped table views). Question is, I need to know how big to make the container view for the scrollview, so it scrolls the whole height of the table views. Once loaded, is there any way to find the height of a tableview? There is no contentView property like a scroll view,

I have a few controls (group boxes, tables, gridview, etc.) in my C# Windows Forms application, and I would like to scale them based on screen width/height. For example, the screen starts at, let's say, 640x480 and then it gets maximized to 1920x1200. I want to be able to increase the width/height of the controls so they look the exact same after the window gets re-sized. What is the best way to do that, without setting every width/height property manually? What is the best way to do that, without setting every width/height property manually? Instead of specifying width and height, you can use

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I need to fill empty space with last element in stackpanel (Frame): <DockPanel> <StackPanel Orientation="Vertical"> <Frame NavigationUIVisibility="Hidden" Height="100" x:Name="_menu" /> <Frame NavigationUIVisibility="Hidden" x:Name="_mainFrame" /> </StackPanel> </DockPanel> _mainFrame - fill empty space from _menu Frame to the bottom StackPanel is not the layout container for allowing elements to "fill remaining space". StackPanel has a specific purpose among other layout containers. it's to "Stack" items vertically/horizontally and works based on it's children's desired height than what's