Hello, 
I am looking to start using the Kendo React grid control, but I need the grid to be responsive to support viewing on a phone. I noticed that your Angular grid has this functionality, but it is missing from your React grid. 
I would like to have rows turn into individual cards when viewed on a phone. The closest thing I see in the react documentation involves hiding columns, which is undesirable.  Is there a way to add this behavior to the React grid?  If not, when will that be implemented?  
Thank you, 
Alex

Add the ability to apply table breakpoints to the Grid for responsive behavior.

Similar to the Bootstrap tables:

https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.4/content/tables/#breakpoint-specific

React Server Components allow the developer to mix the fast server-side rendering with the interactivity of client-side JavaScript. 

So far modern JS frameworks were explicitly operating on the client (with SSR being an optional feature). With server-components it's the opposite - RS Cs introduce a new mental model for building hybrid applications that leverage both the server and the client.

The main advantages of the React Server Components are that:

• Initial page load is faster;
• You can move the data fetching to the server;
• You can keep the large dependencies on the server;
• The client-side JavaScript bundle size is reduced;

Hi

Please build a React Diagram component similar to https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/diagram/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx

Good morning,

I have seen a component within the Angular library that I would like to include in my project using React. The link to it is here:

https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/components/dropdowns/dropdownlist/add-new-item

Are you able to advise on how I could implement this please?

Best wishes,

Molly

Currently the GridColumn Component only supports width property.  It should also support minWidth and maxWidth properties for better responsive design.  https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/grid/api/GridColumnProps/

I have attached files, in which there is an app bar content there is a dropdown in the dropdown there are four elements, in that I need four drawer container on the left side as I attached by clicking the single dropdown, how can I attach 4 drawer container in a single project 

Thank you

Environment (OS, Application, Versions)

Repro Steps

1. Open URL: Column Menu - Kendo React (telerik.com)
2. Navigate to context menu controls available on column headers of Basic usage table.
3. Verify if context menu is accessible using keyboard.

Actual Results

The 'context menu' controls available on the column headers under the basic usage table are not accessible using the keyboard.

Expected Results

The 'context menu' controls available on the column headers under the basic usage table should be accessible using the keyboard.

Currently, the onLabel and offLabel properties can only be set to string values. There should be an option that allows setting icons for the Switch component.

Hello,

i am new to React and Kendo React UI.

I am reading the documentation for Gantt, and if i understand it correctly i can customize header column (headerCell?), but I dont know how. Is there any examle ?

I wound like to customize the column with dates.

Thank you, Matjaz Reberc

I would like to add two tables side by side in Telerik Editor two tables side-by-side like I would in google docs for ex:

Hi,

I would like to be able to specify a Grid Column template for the data without having to replicate the entire cell and its properties. Please see below for justification:

Consider the following example of KendoReact Grid Cell customisation: https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/grid/styling/#toc-adding-custom-cells

Following this approach results in the loss of a lot of properties from the grid cell compared with 'default' cells e.g.

<td colspan="1" class="" role="gridcell" aria-colindex="1" aria-selected="false" data-grid-col-index="0">Chai</td>
<td style="background-color: rgba(55, 180, 0, 0.32);">18 <span class="k-icon k-i-sort-asc-sm"></span></td>

These properties are important for many reasons including accessibility. There is another example of KendoReact Grid Cell customisation that preserves these properties here: https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/components/grid/cells/#toc-customization

e.g.

<td colspan="1" class="" role="gridcell" aria-colindex="4" aria-selected="false" data-grid-col-index="3">39</td>
<td colspan="1" role="gridcell" aria-colindex="5" aria-selected="false" data-grid-col-index="4" style="color: red;">false</td>

However, there is a considerable amount of code required to achieve this:

const CustomCell = (props) => {
  const field = props.field || "";
  const value = props.dataItem[field];
  const navigationAttributes = useTableKeyboardNavigation(props.id);
  return (
    <td
      style={{
        color: value ? props.myProp[0].color : props.myProp[1].color,
      }}
      colSpan={props.colSpan}
      role={"gridcell"}
      aria-colindex={props.ariaColumnIndex}
      aria-selected={props.isSelected}
      {...{
        [GRID_COL_INDEX_ATTRIBUTE]: props.columnIndex,
      }}
      {...navigationAttributes}
    >
      {value === null ? "" : props.dataItem[field].toString()}
    </td>
  );
};

I would like to be able to define a template for a cell without having to specify these properties every time.

Kind regards,

David

Hi Support, 

Is there any org chat component or similar components in Kendo React that is similar to the Org Chart in this link https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/orgchart/examples/overview/defaultcs.aspx?

Thanks & Regards,

Eason

Currently there is no Autoscroll feature for the treelist...so when I want to drag and drop an item somewhere outside of the viewed area its klunky have to drop then scrool then drag and drop again etc.

Would really like to be able to autoscroll through the treelist

I know there you gave me an example of how to do this with custom code - is there a reason this can't be built in?   It's important and is a pain to custom implement when using custom editors for the cells

Thanks

Michael