• well it’s – just because under Settings -> Writing since 3.5 does not appear anything to set a default value.
    Before I had a workaround filling in the “height-value” in pixels anywhere in the WordPress- or TinyMCE-Files, but after the update to 3.6.1 it’s gone again and I don’t remember where it was.

    :G.rü

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  • Thread Starter rudiberto

    (@rudiberto)

    UFF! I found it:
    it is in the qtranslate-files under qtranslate/qtranslate_hooks.php and here (line 89 in my case):
    echo "#qtrans_textarea_content { padding:6px; border:0 none; line-height:150%; outline: none; margin:0pt; width:100%; -moz-box-sizing: border-box;";

    set a value like 500px for example:

    echo "#qtrans_textarea_content { padding:6px; border:0 none; line-height:150%; outline: none; margin:0pt; width:100%; height:500px; -moz-box-sizing: border-box;";

    So the truth is, it was the fault of the update to the newest version of qtranslate…

    :G.rü

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