It seems something is restricting the vertical resizing of bottom containers. Horizontal resizing works, but vertical resizing is prevented from increasing size. Is there a fix or workaround for this?
This is evident on the demo in case samples are requested.
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Hi Joseph,
The resizing of the last row's elements is not currently provided out-of-the-box. The TileLayout widget is relatively new and is built upon the CSS grid. Its main purpose is to keep the elements within the content as compact as possible. We have a suggestion in our Feedback portal for such functionality that should be discussed and researched by the dev team.
Until then, I recommend casting your vote here:
The more popularity the item gathers, the sooner the implementation will take place.
Regards,
Nikolay
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When height is set, the last row is allowed to be resized. But when resizing other elements, the total "rows" just keeps increasing, and consequently decreasing the rowsHeight of elements.
Hi Joseph,
Indeed, setting a height to the TileLayout big enough will allow resizing on the bottom tiles. However, this will force the whole widget to have a fixed height and tiles will be limited within it.
Regards,
Nikolay

Hello
Has there been any movement on this?
Thank you
Hello, Jeffrey,
The public Feedback item that was shared by my colleague in the previous post is set to "Completed". The Dojo that was provided in it seems to be working when using the latest version.
Could you take a look at the example here?
https://dojo.telerik.com/@gdenchev/ogepENOv
Best Regards,
Georgi
Hi Mitul,
I am afraid this enhancement of the TileLayout widget is still not in the RoadMap and I highly recommend casting your vote for it. As its popularity gains the chances of making it in the upcoming Kendo UI releases get higher.
I will also myself vote for this to be included in the next planning as I see the benefit of it and I believe many users will be happy to have it.
Regards,
Nikolay