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Many questions and answers on Software might involve a lot of code that typically require more width and/or height to be displayed in a way that is easy to read. Why simply not enforce resize: non...
#2: Post edited
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Alexei
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2022-02-10T11:38:06Z (almost 3 years ago)
fixed the question
- Many questions and answers on Software might involve a lot of code that typically require more width and/or height to be displayed in a way that is easy to read.
Why not simply not enforce `resize: none` and allow the user to resize the textarea to their needs (if the browser allows it)? Anyone who is happy with the current size will never use the resize handler provided by some browsers?- A resized text area is not affecting the layout too much as it has a greater `z-index`:
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- Many questions and answers on Software might involve a lot of code that typically require more width and/or height to be displayed in a way that is easy to read.
- Why simply not enforce `resize: none` and allow the user to resize the textarea to their needs (if the browser allows it and they want to do so)?
- Anyone who is happy with the current size will never use the resize handler provided by some browsers?
- A resized text area is not affecting the layout too much as it has a greater `z-index`:
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#1: Initial revision
by
Alexei
·
2022-02-10T11:37:14Z (almost 3 years ago)
Allow question and answers textareas to be resizable
Many questions and answers on Software might involve a lot of code that typically require more width and/or height to be displayed in a way that is easy to read. Why not simply not enforce `resize: none` and allow the user to resize the textarea to their needs (if the browser allows it)? Anyone who is happy with the current size will never use the resize handler provided by some browsers? A resized text area is not affecting the layout too much as it has a greater `z-index`: 