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Hello Dima,
Please review the following StackOverflow thread on the topic: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31317415/how-to-move-kendo-mobile-buttongroup-to-next-row-dynamically.
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Rumen
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This made them look weird on both desktop and mobile.
It is not that I am kinda criticize you work but it is a kinda mobile widget and it is a kinda strange that it is look so bad on mobile.
Hello Dima,
Thank you for the screenshots and extra details. The provided StackOverflow resource is just a workaround, but not an official or complete solution, which has its drawbacks.
I agree with you that the ButtonGroup should be responsive out-of-the box and my advice is to log your feature request in our public feedback portal. This is one of the primary channels for collecting feedback and if it becomes popular we will definitely implement it and enhance the ButtonGroup widget.
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Hi Dima,
I will discuss your feedback with our UX folks and managers and we could consider raising its priority in the backlog.
Regards,Rumen
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Many tnks Rumen
I`d love to use ButtonGroup instead of Multiselect for Ex but I also need it shows property on mobile.
Hi Dima,
Have you seen any mobile apps where the button group is rendered on multiple lines?
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is aint no way I want to insult you but I rather curious
are you just being inquiring or just want to say that it is normal that button group behave like that in portrait mobile?
here is couple of samples I think to do as workaround
http://jsfiddle.net/Jeen/w33GD/4/
http://jsfiddle.net/w33GD/19/
Hi Dima,
Our vision is that the ButtonGroup should be responsive for standard web apps, but not for mobile apps where such widgets are usually static.
That's why I asked for examples for mobile apps, so that we can get another point of view.
Best regards,
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