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Auto-Resize Textareas
James Padolsey gives us an easy way to automatically resize textareas with the autoResize plugin. The autoResize plugin will increase the height of the textarea as the user continues to type. Once the preset limit is reached, the textarea stops expanding and displays a scrollbar for the remainder of the input. Upon deletion of the input text, the textarea returns to its original, default size.
This plugin is very straightforward, and there are plenty of options available:
- onResize – callback function fired every time the textarea is resized
- animate – enable/disable animation of the expanding textarea
- animateDuration – millisecond duration of animation, default is
150 - animateCallback – callback function fired every time an animation completes
- extraSpace – pixel value to be added to the total necessary height when applied to the textarea
- limit – once the textarea reaches this height it will stop expanding, default is
1000
The autoResize plugin has been been tested successfully in IE6/7, FF2/3, Opera9, Safari3 & Chrome.
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