Open empz opened 6 years ago
Browser's don't yet support detecting resize events on parent elements. Can the parent element itself detect that it's size has been changed? In that case i can provide a method which will trigger the recalculation of the grid
I understand.
Would it be too hard to make the grid use relative units (%) instead of px, so that the grid will resize automatically when the parent resizes? At least only for the total width of the grid so it doesn't overflow outside of its parent.
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Browser's don't yet support detecting resize events on parent elements. Can the parent element itself detect that it's size has been changed? In that case i can provide a method which will trigger the recalculation of the grid
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@emzero That looks like a good idea. I wonder if using css-grid makes it even more straight forward and semantic.
That sounds like a very good idea but not all browsers support them yet (IE 11). Just using % units will make a huge improvement.
@anilljoshi Please create a new issue and delete the comment from this thread. This thread is meant for another issue.
Currently the grid doesn't recalculate its size when its parent change their dimension? Is there an easy way to do that?
To clarify, I'm not talking about browser window resizing. I have the grid inside a component that allows to be resized.