Control the default collapse/expand width - Impact on other widths defined

[Support Arcania]

hello,

With the default collapse/expand property when using the child grid, it seems that the width defined into the parent grid is not taken into consideration. the column width of the expand/collapse icon is too large.

Is there a way to control the width of this column ?

below is the width defined in the parent grid.

And the display for the above is :

and arrow is displayed when there is a child in a row.

is it only through css to bypass this space in the first column or is there a specific property needed for the column doing the default expand/collapse?

Thanks in advance

[Praveenkumar Gajendiran]

Hi Arcania,

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion support.

We checked your query and provided information, Based on that we have prepared a Hierarchical Grid sample and checked your reported issue at our end, but we are not able to reproduce the reported issue and Hierarchical Grid with collapse/expand width is working properly at our end. For your convenience we have attached the sample and screenshot representation so please refer the below picture representation and sample for your reference,

Sample: https://stackblitz.com/edit/akfvzl?file=index.js

Online Demo: https://ej2.syncfusion.com/javascript/demos/#/material/grid/hierarchy.html

Screenshot: 

 

So please share us the below information that will be helpful to validate further on this,  

1)                 Share your complete Grid rendering code. 

2)                 Syncfusion package version used. 

3)                 Did you do any customization in the reported Grid? 

4)                 Let us know the replication procedure for reproducing the problem. 

5)                 If possible share us a simple sample to replicate the problem or try reproducing it in the above provided sample. 

Please get back to us with the requested details which will be helpful for us to validate the reported issue at our end and provide solution as early as possible 

Regards,
Praveenkumar G