Adam, thanks for the fantastic and ambitious work.
I am using FullCalendar in an application where many short events (as short as 5 minutes) are displayed on a Calendar Agenda View.
I set the height and contentHeight parameters expecting the height of an individual "cell" on the calendar to increase and scale up such that the total height of the calendar would be equal to the value I specified, thus allowing increased resolution to view all of the event data.
It appears that the height of a calendar "cell" (hour) is fixed, ie the height parameter is not respected when the natural height is less than the specified height.
See screenshot:
https://img.skitch.com/20110929-x3prhaddc65bwsk5r74qfkij9b.png
If this is by design, can you recommend a method that I might use to force a larger height? If i could specify the height of an "hour" (or the whole page), that would be great-tastic.
yeah, the height of each row is static. it won't change based on the calendar's height or contentHeight. You can tweak the height of the row w/ css: .fc-agenda-slots td div { height: 30px !important; } but that is a one-time thing that is also static. to get exactly what you want, this feature would have to be built, but i personally wouldn't really like the behavior because if you had few rows and a tall screen, row heights could potentially be 100px+ tall, which i think would look weird. if more people ask for this, ill think about it more