Adding a new caption position: Below the Slide #39
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…tilizes js to check the height of the tallest caption div and relocates the caption and navigation based on those values.
…p of the "under the slide" captions at the bottom edge of the tallest slide image and locate the navigation just above the bottom edge of the tallest image. This can have mixed visual results if the images are of signifigantly different sizes but it does keep the navigation from being pushed off the page by long captions.
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There will be a fair amount of documentation to update but I wanted you guys to get a look at this; it's supposed to work particularly with Learning Modules. |
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This adds the ability to position a caption below the slide. It updates the navigation positioning so it's based on the image height rather than the slide height. This prevents pushing the navigation off the screen when using longer captions or viewing on smaller screens.