Hey everyone,
I am currently struggling with getting my grids to resize as a user expands and contracts their browser window. Here's my current situation:
1. For each page I reference a nested master page (each of the 2 master pages has all containers set to 100% for height and width)
2. Some pages only have grids where I set the <MasterTableView> dimensions to 100% instead of the actual RadGrid dimensions.
3. Some pages require RadSplitters with a Tree on the left and Grid on the right.
Summary:
Basically I have figured out how to get the grid to expand in height but the header row grows with the other rows. Ideally I would be able to continue to show grid rows instead of just making the existing ones larger.
Also, my master pages use tables as containers and with my limited CSS experience I was wondering if I shouldn't be and instead use some other method?
I am not sure if this is even worth it at this point. I have not seen one example of a grid doing this outside of a splitterbar. (I found that example)
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
J.
I am currently struggling with getting my grids to resize as a user expands and contracts their browser window. Here's my current situation:
1. For each page I reference a nested master page (each of the 2 master pages has all containers set to 100% for height and width)
2. Some pages only have grids where I set the <MasterTableView> dimensions to 100% instead of the actual RadGrid dimensions.
3. Some pages require RadSplitters with a Tree on the left and Grid on the right.
Summary:
Basically I have figured out how to get the grid to expand in height but the header row grows with the other rows. Ideally I would be able to continue to show grid rows instead of just making the existing ones larger.
Also, my master pages use tables as containers and with my limited CSS experience I was wondering if I shouldn't be and instead use some other method?
I am not sure if this is even worth it at this point. I have not seen one example of a grid doing this outside of a splitterbar. (I found that example)
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
J.