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  • sunqiS

    i find the composer in my website can't suit the screen..
    so i just check out the js code and try to add alert(env) in
    if (percentage) {
    if ( env === 'md' || env === 'lg') {
    postContainer.css('height', Math.floor($(window).height() * percentage) + 'px');
    }
    }
    what i get is undefine. seems that the function findBootstrapEnvironment() doesn't work
    who can tell me what is my lack

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