Ribbon Resizing

4 Aug 20237 minutes to read

The Ribbon effectively resizes the ribbon elements while being resized. It extends when the ribbon size is increased and collapses when the ribbon size is decreased. The resizing can be performed in both the classic and simplified modes. Also, we have an option to resize the ribbon elements in the custom order.

In classic mode on resizing, the items size will be changed based on the available width of the tab content from the order of Large-> Medium-> Small and viceversa.

In simplified mode on resizing, the items size will be changed based on the available width of the tab content from the order of Medium-> Small and viceversa.

Defining items allowed size

You can use the allowedSizes property to maintain a constant size for an item. If allowedSizes is set, it keeps the size constant even when being resized.

index.jsx

import * as React from "react";
import * as ReactDom from "react-dom";
import { RibbonComponent, RibbonTabsDirective, RibbonTabDirective, RibbonCollectionsDirective, RibbonCollectionDirective, RibbonGroupsDirective, RibbonGroupDirective, RibbonItemsDirective, RibbonItemDirective, RibbonItemSize } from "@syncfusion/ej2-react-ribbon";
function App() {
    return (
        <RibbonComponent id="ribbon">
            <RibbonTabsDirective>
                <RibbonTabDirective header="Home">
                    <RibbonGroupsDirective>
                        <RibbonGroupDirective header="Clipboard">
                            <RibbonCollectionsDirective>
                                <RibbonCollectionDirective>
                                    <RibbonItemsDirective>
                                        <RibbonItemDirective type="Button" allowedSizes={RibbonItemSize.Large} buttonSettings={{ iconCss: "e-icons e-cut", content: "Cut" }}>
                                        </RibbonItemDirective>
                                    </RibbonItemsDirective>
                                </RibbonCollectionDirective>
                            </RibbonCollectionsDirective>
                        </RibbonGroupDirective>
                    </RibbonGroupsDirective>
                </RibbonTabDirective>
            </RibbonTabsDirective>
        </RibbonComponent>
    );
}
export default App;
ReactDom.render(<App />, document.getElementById("element"));

index.tsx

import * as React from "react";
import * as ReactDom from "react-dom";
import { RibbonComponent, RibbonTabsDirective, RibbonTabDirective, RibbonCollectionsDirective, RibbonCollectionDirective, RibbonGroupsDirective, RibbonGroupDirective, RibbonItemsDirective, RibbonItemDirective, RibbonItemSize } from "@syncfusion/ej2-react-ribbon";
function App() {
    return (
        <RibbonComponent id="ribbon">
            <RibbonTabsDirective>
                <RibbonTabDirective header="Home">
                    <RibbonGroupsDirective>
                        <RibbonGroupDirective header="Clipboard">
                            <RibbonCollectionsDirective>
                                <RibbonCollectionDirective>
                                    <RibbonItemsDirective>
                                        <RibbonItemDirective type="Button" allowedSizes={RibbonItemSize.Large} buttonSettings={{ iconCss: "e-icons e-cut", content: "Cut" }}>
                                        </RibbonItemDirective>
                                    </RibbonItemsDirective>
                                </RibbonCollectionDirective>
                            </RibbonCollectionsDirective>
                        </RibbonGroupDirective>
                    </RibbonGroupsDirective>
                </RibbonTabDirective>
            </RibbonTabsDirective>
        </RibbonComponent>
    );
}
export default App;
ReactDom.render(<App />, document.getElementById("element"));

index.css

/* Represents the styles for loader */
#loader {
  color: #008cff;
  height: 40px;
  left: 45%;
  position: absolute;
  top: 45%;
  width: 30%;
}

Defining items active size

You can use the activeSize property to define the item size intially, before it is being resized. When resized the activeSize property is updated based on the ribbon’s overflow state, which is determined by the allowedSizes property being configured. By default, the value is Medium.