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Makes your elements resizeable for the user.
Screenshots:
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No Scrollbars: floating is not set to auto nor to scroll. So the div will use more space if needed. The resize grip will always look that way. |
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Vertical Scrollbar: in this case, floating has been set to auto. And since there is too much content, we have a vertical bar. Our resize grip has to move a bit to the side. |
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Perfect world: this is how it WOULD look with both scrollbars. Unfortunately, browsers don't allow us to put something on top of scrollbars. See next screenshot. |
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Both Scrollbars: so this is how it looks with both scrollbars. Not as nice, but works. |
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Textarea: just another example where usage can make sense. |
Features:
- Define bounds: minWidth, maxWidth, minHeight, maxHeight
- Attach events: onBeforeResizeStart(), onAfterResizeStart(), onBeforeResize(), onAfterResize(), onBeforeResizeEnd(), onAfterResizeEnd()
Examples:
Download:
This component ships with the full "BlueShoes Framework" package, the "BlueShoes JavaScript" package and the
"BlueShoes JavaScript ResizeGrip" package.
See the download page.
Documentation
API-Doc
License:
Available with
- BlueShoes "developer extended" license
- BlueShoes commercial licenses
Check the license overview page for details.
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