Resize!
The resize property in CSS is used to control whether or not an HTML element is resizable by the user. It is primarily used for elements like textareas and iframes that contain content that may need to be resized by the user.
The resize property can have the following values:
.resizable-element {
resize: none;
}
both: The element can be resized both horizontally and vertically by the user.
.resizable-element {
resize: both;
}
horizontal: The element can only be resized horizontally by the user.
.resizable-element {
resize: horizontal;
}
vertical: The element can only be resized vertically by the user.
.resizable-element {
resize: vertical;
}
Here's an example of how to use the resize property to make a textarea element resizable by the user:
.resizable-textarea {
resize: both;
}
In this example, the .resizable-textarea class allows users to resize the textarea element both horizontally and vertically.
The resize property is particularly useful for improving the user experience with elements like textareas, where users might want to adjust the size of the input area based on their content or preferences.
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