Hi, all,
I need to put together a page in which there are multiple expandable/collapsible zones stacked on one another. To clarify, there would be multiple expandable zones that are oriented horizontally, positioned in a vertical stack, and when the user expands a zone, it would push the zone beneath it down the appropriate amount to make room. Then when the use collapses the zone, the ones below it would move up.
Any ideas on the best way to accomplish this? I was hoping to use the sliding panes somehow, because I like the animation. Is this possible? If not, how might I do this with regular splitter bars?
Thanks!
LWW
I need to put together a page in which there are multiple expandable/collapsible zones stacked on one another. To clarify, there would be multiple expandable zones that are oriented horizontally, positioned in a vertical stack, and when the user expands a zone, it would push the zone beneath it down the appropriate amount to make room. Then when the use collapses the zone, the ones below it would move up.
Any ideas on the best way to accomplish this? I was hoping to use the sliding panes somehow, because I like the animation. Is this possible? If not, how might I do this with regular splitter bars?
Thanks!
LWW
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Hello Leigh,
The RadSplitter does not support such functionality out of the box, but you could use the RadPanelBar control to achieve it. For your convenience I am attaching a test project, demonstrating a sample implementation of the PanelBar inside a Splitter.
I hope that will help you to achieve the desired result.
Regards,
Vesi
the Telerik team
The RadSplitter does not support such functionality out of the box, but you could use the RadPanelBar control to achieve it. For your convenience I am attaching a test project, demonstrating a sample implementation of the PanelBar inside a Splitter.
I hope that will help you to achieve the desired result.
Regards,
Vesi
the Telerik team
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