Class TextWrapElement
Defines which elements have text wrapping applied in the MultiColumnComboBox component.
Inheritance
Namespace: Syncfusion.Blazor.MultiColumnComboBox
Assembly: Syncfusion.Blazor.dll
Syntax
public sealed class TextWrapElement : Enum
Remarks
Text wrapping allows long text to be displayed across multiple lines within cells, improving readability and ensuring all content is visible. Different wrapping strategies can be applied based on specific UI requirements and content characteristics.
- BothDefault option. Applies text wrapping to both header and content cells.
- HeaderApplies text wrapping only to header cells, keeping content cells on single lines.
- ContentApplies text wrapping only to content cells, keeping header cells on single lines.
Examples
The following example demonstrates how to configure text wrapping:
<SfMultiColumnComboBox TValue="string" TItem="Employee"
DataSource="@Employees"
AllowTextWrap="true"
TextWrapElement="TextWrapElement.Content">
</SfMultiColumnComboBox>
Fields
Both
Applies text wrapping to both column headers and cell content throughout the MultiColumnComboBox.
Declaration
public const TextWrapElement Both
Field Value
Type |
---|
TextWrapElement |
Remarks
This is the default behavior that ensures comprehensive text visibility across all elements. Both headers and data cells will wrap their content across multiple lines when necessary, providing optimal content accessibility.
Content
Applies text wrapping only to content cells in the MultiColumnComboBox.
Declaration
public const TextWrapElement Content
Field Value
Type |
---|
TextWrapElement |
Remarks
This mode is ideal when data content may be lengthy but headers should remain concise. Header cells will display on single lines while content cells can wrap across multiple lines for full visibility.
Header
Applies text wrapping only to column header cells in the MultiColumnComboBox.
Declaration
public const TextWrapElement Header
Field Value
Type |
---|
TextWrapElement |
Remarks
This mode is useful when header text tends to be longer but content should remain compact. Content cells will display on single lines, potentially with overflow handling, while headers can expand vertically as needed.