Implementing Responsive Design in Angular with Syncfusion Menu

When implementing a responsive design in an Angular application using Syncfusion components, it’s important to ensure that UI elements such as menus adapt to changes in the viewport size. The Syncfusion Menu component provides a method to refresh its layout, which is particularly useful when handling window resize events.

To ensure that the Syncfusion Menu updates its layout correctly upon resizing the window, you can call the refresh method of the Menu component within the resize event handler. Below is a code snippet demonstrating how to bind the resize event and call the refresh method:

import { MenuComponent } from '@syncfusion/ej2-angular-navigations';

// ...

export class AppComponent {
    // Reference to the Menu component
    @ViewChild('menu')
    public menuObj: MenuComponent;

    // Event handler for window resize
    onResize(event: Event) {
        // Refresh the Menu component to update its layout
        this.menuObj.refresh();
    }
}

In the above code, menuObj is a reference to the Menu component, which is obtained using Angular’s ViewChild decorator. The onResize method is an event handler that is called whenever the window is resized. Inside this method, the refresh method of the Menu component is called to update its layout according to the new window size.

To see this in action, you can refer to the following sample project which demonstrates the implementation of the resize event handling for the Syncfusion Menu component in an Angular application:

View Sample on StackBlitz

By following this approach, you can ensure that the Syncfusion Menu component remains functional and visually consistent across different screen sizes.

Additional References

• Syncfusion Menu Component Documentation: Menu Component Overview
• Angular ViewChild Documentation: ViewChild Decorator
• Angular Event Binding: Event Binding