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Thanks for checking. According to the official documentation, the property videoHeight should apply to video card containers:
Applies to only video card container. This defines the height of the video object in the content block.
Example:
```json
{"tag": "videoCard",
"customStyles": { ... },
"customProperties": {
"videoHeight": 400
}
}
```
However, even when defining videoHeight (e.g. "videoHeight": 500) in the designOption.json, the value is ignored, and Captivate injects a fixed inline height into the container at runtime.
```html
<div id="videoContainer_si104665" class="videoContainer" data-desktop-height="400" automation-id="slidevideo:::container_aspectratio" style="aspect-ratio: 1.77778 / 1; height: 400px; max-width: 100%;">
```
It would be great if this property could also be supported for "container-video-grid-card" elements (used in Video Grids), and if both absolute (px) and relative (100% / auto) values were accepted.
This would allow fully responsive video layouts directly via JSON, without relying on hardcoded inline heights.