Grid with Responsive Columns
The VirtuosoGrid
component displays equally-sized items, while supporting multiple items per row.
The component provides no styling out of the box.
The styling and the layout of the items is be specified by passing two properties - itemClassName
and listClassName
.
Alternatively, you can use styled components and pass them as components.Item
and components.List
.
Either way, it is up to you to implement the layout with flexbox or CSS grid. You can use plain old CSS or CSS in JS for the purpose.
Responsive Layout
You can safely use media queries, min-width
, percentages, etc. in the item layout definitions.
The grid observes the container/item dimensions and recalculates the scroll size accordingly. The example below uses inline styling, but you can easily put the styles in a stylesheet and change the item sizes with media queries.
// Ensure that this stays out of the component, // Otherwise the grid will remount with each render due to new component instances. const gridComponents = { List: forwardRef(({ style, children, ...props }, ref) => ( <div ref={ref} {...props} style={{ display: "flex", flexWrap: "wrap", ...style, }} > {children} </div> )), Item: ({ children, ...props }) => ( <div {...props} style={{ padding: "0.5rem", width: "33%", display: "flex", flex: "none", alignContent: "stretch", boxSizing: "border-box", }} > {children} </div> ) } const ItemWrapper = ({ children, ...props }) => ( <div {...props} style={{ display: "flex", flex: 1, textAlign: "center", padding: "1rem 1rem", border: "1px solid gray", whiteSpace: "nowrap", }} > {children} </div> ); function App() { return ( <> <VirtuosoGrid style={{ height: 500 }} totalCount={1000} components={gridComponents} itemContent={(index) => <ItemWrapper>Item {index}</ItemWrapper>} /> <style>{`html, body, #root { margin: 0; padding: 0 }`}</style> </> ); } render(<App />)