<kendo:grid-resizable>

If object is used, it allows configuration of resizable.columns and resizable.rows. If set to true, only column resizing will be enabled.By default, column and row resizing is disabled.

Example

<kendo:grid>
    <kendo:grid-resizable></kendo:grid-resizable>
</kendo:grid>

Configuration Attributes

columns boolean

If set to true, users can resize columns by dragging the edges (resize handles) of their header cells. As of Kendo UI Q1 2015, users can also auto-fit a column by double-clicking its resize handle. In this case the column will assume the smallest possible width, which allows the column content to fit without wrapping.By default, column resizing is disabled.

Example

<kendo:grid-resizable columns="columns">
</kendo:grid-resizable>

rows boolean

If set to true, users can resize Grid rows by dragging their bottom edge. Users can also auto-fit a row by double-clicking its bottom edge. In this case the row will assume the smallest possible height, which allows the cells content to be fully displayed.In scenario where row selection is enabled, users are allowed to resize all selected rows at once by performing the resize interaction on one of them.By default, row resizing is disabled.

Example

<kendo:grid-resizable rows="rows">
</kendo:grid-resizable>
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