Steve Landey

I used to do this back in early versions, but the overhead of the release process is too much compared to the tiny number of people who want it. This...

There isn't actually a straightforward way to do this. You can modify `lc.shapes` and then call `lc.repaintLayer('main')`. Note that this will not affect the undo stack, so you might run...

I'm sorry, it isn't practical for me to provide that level of support to users. I am occasionally available for contract work but other than that I don't have time.

General note, if someone sends a pull request with a proper feature implementation I'll merge it so you all don't have to keep these hacky workarounds updated. :-)

Open the developer tools for your browser. Inspect the outermost element that is not the size you want. Find the CSS rule that makes it that height. Override it in...

Try absolute positioning and `bottom: 0`.

Ah, I bet you're seeing the same bug described in the comments of #354. Renaming this issue to be a relevant bug.

Found the issue. `matchElementSize()` only responds to _window_ size changes. Not sure what to do about this yet.

The short term fix is to trigger a `resize` event on `window`. I'll add a new API for the next version to quick-fix any other sizing issues.

Interesting idea. Workaround: temporarily remove background shapes during export and re-add them afterward.