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[Logs UI] Limit the height of the "view in context" container #83178

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Expand Up @@ -84,6 +84,7 @@ const LogInContextWrapper = euiStyled.div<{ width: number | string; height: numb
padding: 16px;
width: ${(props) => (typeof props.width === 'number' ? `${props.width}px` : props.width)};
height: ${(props) => (typeof props.height === 'number' ? `${props.height}px` : props.height)};
max-height: 75vh; // Same as EuiModal
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Do we want to hard-code it like this even though there's a parameterized height prop? According to the CSS spec "max-height overrides height", so I wonder if we could somehow unify the treatment of both.

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According to the CSS spec "max-height overrides height"

I'm relying on this :) I want the content of the modal to "take as much height available (the height) without making it bigger than its container (the max-height, which replicates the value in the EuiModal).

The problem is that we have no control on the height of the modal itself. The content can be as tall as we want, but the modal will clip it no matter what *.


*: in Chrome at least. In Firefox it worked correctly, but I'm not sure what browser is breaking the standards here.

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const LogEntryContext: React.FC<{ context: LogEntry['context'] }> = ({ context }) => {
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