The width of the Kendo React DatePicker can become small due to the container width.
In such case, consider the following use case
Users select the date part (year) and start incrementing it by the "up" key. The year date part is selected, but is partially visible,
and the users do not see the date part that they are currently modifying, while they can fully see the other date parts that are not currently in focus.
The DateInput needs a horizontal scrolling to ensure that a focused date part is fully visible to the users in case if the width of the component is narrow.
Please check the case here
https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-8dqy6j-gvgwtk?file=app%2Fmain.jsx
Hi Alexander,
Thank you for reaching out.
For the moment, HTML input elements, in general, do not support scrolling, which is why the DatePicker does not have this ability as well.
What I can suggest is to set a minimum width of the DatePicker component like this. This will allow it to grow based on the available space and still has a min-width that will show the full visible date event on smaller screens:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-8dqy6j-2rriqy?file=app%2Fmain.jsx
I've added a className property of the DatePicker that allows me to set the width and min-width in the index.html.
Hope this is helpful.
Regards,
Krissy
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