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The API docs for .resizable have a section on the handles property, showing how you can refer to an element's selector to make it a resizing handle.
What is not noted is that the element must have additional CSS classes ("ui-resizable-handle" and one or more directional handle classes, e.g. "ui-resizable-s") in order to work.
It would probably save some grief to have a note to this effect in the section for handles, especially because the page with examples does not contain a demo of this option, so there is nowhere else to see it in action (at least that I could find).
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The API docs for .resizable have a section on the handles property, showing how you can refer to an element's selector to make it a resizing handle.
What is not noted is that the element must have additional CSS classes ("ui-resizable-handle" and one or more directional handle classes, e.g. "ui-resizable-s") in order to work.
It would probably save some grief to have a note to this effect in the section for handles, especially because the page with examples does not contain a demo of this option, so there is nowhere else to see it in action (at least that I could find).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: