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    TextAreaItem "resize: vertical;"

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    SmartClient Version: v9.1p_2014-04-01/EVAL Deployment (expires 2014.05.31_13.00.18) Licensed to: Isomorphic Software (#ISC_EVAL_NIGHTLY)

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    FF ESR 24.4.0

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    I have a DynamicForm, with a TextAreaItem, using a custom base TextBoxStyle CSS class which uses the default styles, but adds "resize: vertical;" to allow for manual resizing of the textarea on the form.

    When looking at the textarea element in Firebug, my custom base style appears for the class name, however, there is still a explicitly set "style" attribute on the textarea element which includes "resize: none;".

    I can use "resize: vertical !important;" to address that, but I would prefer to understand why the textarea element style attribute contains "resize: none;" and if there is a way to change that.

    The resize is functioning, and other form items move down if I stretch it vertically, and move up if I shrink it vertically. The only issue I have is if I stretch it beyond the current height of the form, the textarea (and any form items below it) become clipped.

    Any suggestions on how to get the form and the layout containing the form to react to the change in size of the TextAreaItem?

    The goal is to have the form continue to expand to accommodate the extra height of the TextAreaItem.

    Thanks

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    Isomorphic,
    Any comments?
    Thanks

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      #3
      We intentionally turn off the native resizer because platform bugs make it intractable to respond correctly to a resize using the native resize.

      Instead, use SmartClient resizers.

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