Closed Rominou34 closed 8 years ago
It looks like the solution is to add the class textarea
to the textarea element (and error
) rather than the wrapping div. I'm unsure why in the demo the classes are on the parent element.
Class textarea
was on a wrapper div to add posibility to include HTML (for example user image) overlaping the textarea.
I did't thought about that.
Now is fixed, thanks for sharing this issue!
Hi, while browsing the home page of your library, I tried resizing a textarea and it actually reacted weirdly
So basically you can resize it both vertically and horizontally, and while vertical resizing is acting normally, horizontal resizing doesn't work as I thought it would: when you release the mouse, the textarea remains the same size ( so it's not overflowing its parent, good ), but the symbol in the bottom right of the textarea on which you click to resize actually stays where you left it
I tried puttin
max-width: 100%
on the.textarea textarea
and it actually behaved like I think it shouldNote: It's actually my first ever contribution outside my personal projects, sorry if I did it the wrong way.