Gridster resize contents as grid is resizing.
Hi @tiberiuzuld !
Thanks for the effort you exerted to put up this great library. This library meet all my requirements.
I just want to ask if this is even possible in this library as shown in the gif below I created.

As you can see, as I resize on the container, its content also resizes based on the height and width of the container. May I know if this is possible, if not can you point me for some alternative solutions or hints that will make this possible. I'm not actually a God in CSS 😋. I know this will deal with some css transforming.
What do you think?
Thanks again for this great library.
Hi! is there someone that could point me out with this problem? I'm currently stuck on this stage finding the right solution. The gif above scaling is just a transform property of css.
Thanks
Hi, I am searching a solution to this problem, too. I want to use this auto fit package (https://www.npmjs.com/package/angular-fittext) for resizing my text when resizing the gridster item, but unfortunately it does not work with gridster.
Hi @mst94!
Did you manage to solve this issue? Your provided package does not fit well my scenario and it only resizes texts.
Thank you.
Hi @gitalvininfo,
until now, I could not found a solution. Currently I am experimenting with css transform: scale() in addition to javascript. Have a look at https://css-tricks.com/scaled-proportional-blocks-with-css-and-javascript/, it may help you. As soon as I have found a solution, I will post it here.
Hi. for anyone who face this issue, when gridster-item is resizing, it uses the transform: translate3d of css.
Now, when you want to resize as well as the contents of the gridster-item when it is resizing, we need to attach the transform: scale property of css in the callback function of resizable.stop.
Well that is my problem as of now, I need to grab the reference of that gridster-item.
Hi, this npm package might resolve your issue https://www.npmjs.com/package/gridster-item-extend
Thanks I will look into it later @rajratnamaitry . Glad you pointed some resources I might use.