No, the map_height="100%" attribute won't work, as the document I mentioned above, this attribute accepts a number with a unit.
The whole point is to have the map 'fill' the area to the right as mentioned right at the beginning.
The list may end up being about 4 rows before pagination, sometimes it may be less.
When you're setting this up in Views, it says you can use %.
I've seen another support ticket saying use VH.
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/make-map-size-dynamic/
None 'seem to work?
There isn't such a built-in feature within Toolset Maps plugin, you might consider custom JS/CSS codes, for example, this thread is based on Bootstrap:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27295617/how-to-get-google-map-to-fill-div-with-bootstrap
Since your website isn't using Bootstrap, and it are using Elementor editor in your website, I suggest you check if it is possible to with Elementor supports:
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Hmmm ok.
I was doing this in Elementor first and then going to 'try' and replicate the layout using Gutenberg.
Is Gutenberg or Toolset blocks bootstrap to offer this flexibility?
See this site: hidden link
The map is a set height, when you scroll the map stays fixed, the left scrolls. This possible?
I have checked again the URL you mentioned above:
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It is setup the map DIV height as below:
.map--full {
height: calc(100vh - 70px);
}
So you can try to setup the map shortcode as below:
[wpv-map-render map_id="my-map" map_height="calc(100vh - 70px)"][/wpv-map-render]
And test again, it works fine in my localhost, see screenshot map-height.JPG
My issue is resolved now. Thank you!