Embedded Wordpress blog truncated vertically

[John475]

I'm a new user, so this may come down to a very simple fix. At least I hope.

We have a wordpress blog embedded into our Zen Cart (v1.3.9h) site. We have an issue that long blog posts are truncated. There seems to be a very specific height limitation built in somewhere that I just cannot find. Here's an example:

http://www.foursevenfive.com/index.p...e&id=15&p=2975

Notice that of the two comments at the bottom, only 1/2 of one shows.

I had initially asked Disqus (comment provider) if there was something wrong with the comments. They responded by saying it was not on their end, but guided me to find a line that looked like:

id="iblog" style="width: 100%; visibility: visible; height 3432px;" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" onload="javascript:return resize_blog();"

I haven't been able to find that line, or any like it. I'm guessing that 3423px is generated by the javascript? In searches something called theme.js pops up as being connected to "3423px" but when I open it I don't find anything helpful. Any thoughts? Anyone have something similar - I haven't been able to find any similar issues.
Thanks!

[John475]

I found the issue, but it leads to a slightly different issue:

I edited the EZ-Page where I have my blog page set up. The Javascript generates the page length. The issue is it calculates based on the size of the Wordpress, but not the Disqus (comments). Until we come up with a better way I just hardwired it to go 2000px beyond the end of the blog. This is a lot, but it errs on the side of too long rather than too short. Anyone know how to rework javascript to come up with an appropriate page length?

[DivaVocals]

You are using an iframe and to my knowledge there is no way to "auto-calculate" the height of an iframe.

Why don't you use a proper blog embedding solution like the Numinix blog embedding solution versus this javascript calling an iframe?? If you search for "WordPress on Zen" or "Numinix blog embedding" here you will find links to get to this solution.. or better yet go to the Numinix site and search for "blog embedding"..