Resizing multi-line fill-in field
I am re-posting a previous question. Is it possible to increase the height of a multi-line fill-in field when the cumulative height of the lines typed into it exceeds the field's initial height? Here's an example where the field's initial height in 10em. \usemodule[fields] \setupinteraction[state=start] \setupfield [TextSetup] [width=\textwidth, height=10em, background=screen, backgroundscreen=.97, frame=off] \definefield [Block] [text] [TextSetup] [] [What's on your mind?] \starttext \field [Block] [type here] \stoptext I have a situation where the amount of text typed into various fields will vary, but it is inappropriate to reserve a large block of space for each field. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. -- With kind regards, Michael Guravage
On 7/1/2014 12:37 PM, Michael Guravage wrote:
I am re-posting a previous question.
Is it possible to increase the height of a multi-line fill-in field when the cumulative height of the lines typed into it exceeds the field's initial height?
Here's an example where the field's initial height in 10em.
\usemodule[fields] \setupinteraction[state=start] \setupfield [TextSetup] [width=\textwidth, height=10em, background=screen, backgroundscreen=.97, frame=off] \definefield [Block] [text] [TextSetup] [] [What's on your mind?]
\starttext \field [Block] [type here] \stoptext
I have a situation where the amount of text typed into various fields will vary, but it is inappropriate to reserve a large block of space for each field.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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