How to hide the vertical scroll bar when maxRows is defined about react-autosize-textarea HOT 6 CLOSED

So basically, as you already said, overflow-x: hidden and overflow-y: scroll are enforced by autosize which also removes any overflow style.

The problem here is that overflow-y: scroll is needed by autosize to work correctly so it would be too risky to mess with it...

The easiest solution for you would be to programmatically add a class overflow-hidden-important when you set maxRows={1} and then, in the CSS, set .overflow-hidden-important { overflow: hidden !important }.

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I just checked the code and apparently the overflow is handled by the lib autosize so I doubt there is a solution unless there is a parameter in autosize to override the scrollbar...

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Hi @cecton ,

I'm building a component that is a one-line field. When it gets focus, I want this component to expand to its full size. When I leave, I want this component to get back to one-line only.

Can't you solve this by programmatically changing the prop "maxRows" from 1 to undefined when it gets focused and back to 1 when it gets blurred?

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That's exactly what I do. When the maxRows is 1 the scroll bar appears.

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Ok I reproduced it, I'll look into the code, it's weird that it's ignoring style={ overflow: 'hidden' }

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Thanks! I think this will do the trick. Too bad there isn't a cleaner way...

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