GridLayout Overview

The ASP.NET Core GridLayout component allows you to arrange the contents of the component in rows and columns in a grid structure. The arrangement of content relies on the CSS Grid functionality. For more information on the CSS Grid, refer to the official CSS Grid documentation.

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The GridLayout is supported only when you use Kendo UI themes.

Initializing the GridLayout

Use the Grid HtmlHelper or TagHelper to add the component and set the desired options:

• Use the Rows confiuguration option to define the number of rows and set individual row height, if desired.
• Use the Columns confiuguration option to define the number of columns and set individual column width, if desired.
• Use the Items configuration to position the items. Set the Row, Column,RowSpan, and ColumnSpan options to adjust the position of an item. Refer to the Items article for further details on the configuration options for the GridLayout items.

The following example demonstrates how to initialize a GridLayout with three rows and three columns:

@(Html.Kendo().GridLayout()
        .Name("gridlayout")
        .RowSpacing("6px")
        .ColumnSpacing("10px")
        .Rows(c=>{
            c.Add().Height("20px");
            c.Add().Height("100px");
            c.Add().Height("100px");
        })
        .Columns(c=>{
            c.Add().Width("300px");
            c.Add().Width("300px");
            c.Add().Width("300px");
        })
        .Items(i=>{
            i.Add().Row(1).Column(1).ColumnSpan(3)
                .Content("Header");
            i.Add().Row(2).Column(1).ColumnSpan(2).RowSpan(2).Content("Some content here"));
            i.Add().Row(2).Column(3)
                .Content("<div class='myClass'>Other content here</div>");
            i.Add().Row(3).Column(3).Content(
                Html.Kendo().Calendar()
                .Name("calendar")
                .ToHtmlString());
            )
        })
        )

    <kendo-gridlayout name="gridlayout" row-spacing="6px" column-spacing="10px">
        <gridlayout-rows>
            <gridlayout-row height="20px" />
            <gridlayout-row height="100px" />
            <gridlayout-row height="100px" />
        </gridlayout-rows>
        <gridlayout-columns>
            <gridlayout-column width="300px" />
            <gridlayout-column width="300px" />
            <gridlayout-column width="300px" />
        </gridlayout-columns>
        <gridlayout-items>
            <gridlayout-item row=1 column=1 column-span=1>
                Header
            </gridlayout-item>
            <gridlayout-item row=2 column=2 column-span=2 row-span=2>
                Some content here
            </gridlayout-item>
            <gridlayout-item row=2 column=3>
                <div class='myClass'>Some other content here</div>
            </gridlayout-item>
            <gridlayout-item row=3 column=3>
                <kendo-calendar name="calendar" >
                </kendo-calendar>
            </gridlayout-item>
        </gridlayout-items>
    </kendo-gridlayout>

Functionality and Features

• Items—the Items configuration allows you to adjust each Item's position in the defined GridLayout.
• Rows and columns—To configure the appearance of the GridLayout, you can use the Rows and Columns configuration properties.

See Also

• GridLayout Items
• Overview of the GridLayout (Demo)
• Adaptive Rendering of the GridLayout (Demo)