I understand that you are encountering problems with the v-bind:class attribute when working with Vue 3 and swiperjs. Specifically, you are encountering issues with the !h-auto class not being applied to the second slide when you switch to it. This is despite the fact that the second element next to the image on the second slide is taller than the image itself. However, when you revert to the first slide, the aforementioned class is applied to the second slide, which is not the expected outcome. I found a similar issue on Github where someone was experiencing a similar issue with v-bind:class not working as expected when integrating swiper with Vue. The issue was resolved by using v-bind:class="{ 'swiper-slide-active': isActive(index), '!h-auto': isDescriptionTaller(index) }" instead of v-bind:class="{ '!h-auto': isDescriptionTaller(index) }". You can find more information about this issue on this Github link: https://github.com/nolimits4web/swiper/discussions/6645. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

It seems like there is an issue with the v-bind:class directive not being applied properly when switching to the second slide. Specifically, the !h-auto class should be applied when the second element next to the image in the slide is taller than the image. It's difficult to provide a solution without seeing the actual code, but here are a few things you can try: 1. Check if the isDescriptionTaller method is returning the correct value when called with the index of the current slide. You can add a console.log statement inside the method to see what value it's returning. 2. Make sure that the !h-auto class is defined properly in the CSS file and that it's not being overridden by another class. 3. Try using the :class shorthand syntax instead of v-bind:class. For example, you can replace