
syncfusion-react-dashboard-layout
Build responsive, interactive dashboard layouts with Syncfusion React Dashboard Layout component. Implement draggable and resizable panels, responsive grid systems, dynamic panel management, and state persistence. This skill covers multi-column layouts, floating panel arrangement, extensive customization, drag-drop panel rearrangement, and state management for React applications.
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Implementing Syncfusion React Dashboard Layout
Syncfusion React Dashboard Layout is a powerful component for building responsive, interactive dashboard interfaces with draggable and resizable panels. It provides a flexible grid-based system for organizing content, automatic floating arrangement, and comprehensive state management.
Key Capabilities:
- Multi-column grid layouts with flexible cell sizing
- Drag-and-drop panel repositioning
- Resizable panels with size constraints
- Automatic floating arrangement (fills empty spaces)
- Responsive design with media queries
- Dynamic panel add/remove/update operations
- State persistence across sessions
- Comprehensive event system for monitoring changes
- Accessibility support and RTL rendering
Documentation and Navigation Guide
Choose the reference that matches your current task:
🚀 Getting Started
📄 Read: references/getting-started.md
- Installation and package setup
- CSS theme imports and configuration
- Creating your first dashboard
- Basic panel implementation
- Common setup issues and solutions
🎯 Core Concepts
📄 Read: references/core-functionality.md
- Panel creation and configuration (PanelModel interface)
- Basic dragging and positioning
- Basic resizing with constraints
- Grid configuration fundamentals
- Complete component overview
📄 Read: references/properties-reference.md
- All 15 component properties documented
- Layout properties (columns, cellSpacing, cellAspectRatio)
- Customization options (enableRtl, enablePersistence, showGridLines)
- Advanced properties (mediaQuery, draggableHandle, resizableHandles)
- Complete property reference with patterns
🎨 User Interface & Customization
📄 Read: references/panel-templates.md
- Panel structure and composition
- Header templates (text, HTML, interactive)
- Content templates (HTML strings, JSX, Syncfusion components)
- Embedding charts, grids, and widgets
- Dynamic content updates
- Template best practices and optimization
📄 Read: references/styling-customization.md
- Complete CSS selector reference
- Theme system integration (Tailwind, Bootstrap, Material, Fluent)
- Header and content area styling
- Resize handle styling and customization
- Panel backgrounds, borders, and gradients
- Dragging and interaction state styling
- Advanced customization patterns
🎮 Interaction & Behavior
📄 Read: references/dragging-behavior.md
- Enable and configure drag functionality
- Drag events (dragStart, drag, dragStop)
- Collision detection and panel pushing
- Custom drag handles (header-only, icon-only, multiple)
- Preventing specific panels from dragging
- Visual feedback and placeholder styling
- Programmatic panel movement
- Undo/redo implementation
📄 Read: references/resizing-floating.md
- Enable and configure resize functionality
- Resize handle directions (SE, E, W, N, S, NW, NE, SW)
- Size constraints (minSizeX, minSizeY, maxSizeX, maxSizeY)
- Resize events (resizeStart, resize, resizeStop)
- Floating behavior and gap filling
- Programmatic resizing (resizePanel method)
- Responsive resizing and aspect ratio maintenance
- Best practices for resizing
⚙️ Configuration & Layout
📄 Read: references/cell-configuration.md
- Grid columns and cell distribution
- Cell sizing basics (sizeX, sizeY)
- Cell aspect ratio configuration
- Cell spacing and gap management
- Cell calculation examples
- Responsive cell configuration
- Masonry, hero, and nested grid patterns
📄 Read: references/responsive-design.md
- Built-in responsive behavior
- Media query configuration and custom breakpoints
- Standard breakpoint systems
- Adaptive layouts for different screen sizes
- Mobile-first approach
- Touch device support and optimization
- Testing responsive layouts
- Performance optimization for responsiveness
💾 Advanced Features
📄 Read: references/state-persistence.md
- Serialize method for saving layout
- Save/restore state patterns
- localStorage integration
- sessionStorage integration
- Database API integration
- Advanced state management (Redux, Context API)
- Versioning and migration
- Error recovery and backups
📄 Read: references/methods-reference.md
- All 9 component methods documented
- Panel management: addPanel, removePanel, removeAll, updatePanel
- Layout manipulation: movePanel, resizePanel
- Serialization: serialize method
- Utility methods: refreshDraggableHandle, destroy
- Complete method examples and use cases
📄 Read: references/events-reference.md
- All 10 component events documented
- Lifecycle events: created, destroyed
- Interaction events: dragStart, drag, dragStop, resizeStart, resize, resizeStop
- Change event: monitoring panel additions, removals, position changes
- Event arguments and properties
- Complete event handling patterns
♿ Compliance & Accessibility
📄 Read: references/accessibility-wcag.md
- WCAG 2.2 Level AA compliance
- Section 508 standards compliance
- WAI-ARIA implementation (roles, properties, states)
- Keyboard navigation and accessibility
- Screen reader support
- RTL (right-to-left) language support
- Testing and validation procedures
- Accessibility audit checklist
Quick Start Example
Create an interactive dashboard in minutes:
import React, { useRef } from 'react';
import { DashboardLayoutComponent } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-layouts';
import '@syncfusion/ej2-base/styles/tailwind3.css';
import '@syncfusion/ej2-react-layouts/styles/tailwind3.css';
function Dashboard() {
const dashboardRef = useRef<DashboardLayoutComponent>(null);
const panels = [
{
id: 'sales',
header: 'Sales',
content: '<div style="padding: 20px;">Sales data</div>',
row: 0,
col: 0,
sizeX: 2,
sizeY: 2
},
{
id: 'users',
header: 'Users',
content: '<div style="padding: 20px;">User analytics</div>',
row: 0,
col: 2,
sizeX: 2,
sizeY: 2
},
{
id: 'reports',
header: 'Reports',
content: '<div style="padding: 20px;">Report metrics</div>',
row: 2,
col: 0,
sizeX: 4,
sizeY: 1
}
];
return (
<div style={{ padding: '20px' }}>
<h1>Dashboard</h1>
<DashboardLayoutComponent
ref={dashboardRef}
id='dashboard'
columns={5}
cellSpacing={[10, 10]}
panels={panels}
allowDragging={true}
allowResizing={true}
allowFloating={true}
enablePersistence={true}
>
</DashboardLayoutComponent>
</div>
);
}
export default Dashboard;
Common Patterns
Pattern 1: Responsive Dashboard with Mobile Support
📖 Read: responsive-design.md for comprehensive mobile adaptation patterns
<DashboardLayoutComponent
id='responsive-dashboard'
columns={5}
mediaQuery='max-width:768px' // Single column on tablets/mobile
cellSpacing={[10, 10]}
allowDragging={true}
allowResizing={true}
panels={panels}
>
</DashboardLayoutComponent>
Key Features:
- Responsive column adjustment based on screen size
- Mobile-first design with media queries
- Touch optimization for mobile devices
- See
responsive-design.mdfor breakpoint configuration and testing
Pattern 2: Save and Restore User Layout
📖 Read: state-persistence.md for complete state serialization and storage options
const handleSaveLayout = () => {
const layout = dashboardRef.current?.serialize();
localStorage.setItem('userDashboard', JSON.stringify(layout));
};
const handleRestoreLayout = () => {
const saved = localStorage.getItem('userDashboard');
if (saved) {
const layout = JSON.parse(saved);
dashboardRef.current?.removeAll();
layout.forEach(panel => {
dashboardRef.current?.addPanel(panel);
});
}
};
Key Features:
- serialize() method exports current layout state
- localStorage for client-side persistence
- See
state-persistence.mdfor API integration, Redux/Context patterns, and auto-save
Pattern 3: Dynamic Panel Management
📖 Read: core-functionality.md for panel addition/removal and runtime management
const handleAddPanel = () => {
dashboardRef.current?.addPanel({
id: `panel-${Date.now()}`,
header: 'New Panel',
content: 'Panel content',
row: 0,
col: 0,
sizeX: 2,
sizeY: 1
});
};
const handleRemovePanel = (panelId: string) => {
dashboardRef.current?.removePanel(panelId);
};
Key Features:
- Runtime panel creation and deletion
- Unique panel IDs and positioning
- Event handling for panel changes
- See
methods-reference.mdfor all available panel methods
Pattern 4: Constrained Panel Sizes
📖 Read: cell-configuration.md and resizing-floating.md for size constraints and resizing behavior
const constrainedPanels = [
{
id: 'fixed-panel',
header: 'Fixed Size',
row: 0,
col: 0,
sizeX: 2,
sizeY: 1,
minSizeX: 2, // Cannot shrink
maxSizeX: 2, // Cannot expand
minSizeY: 1,
maxSizeY: 1
},
{
id: 'flexible-panel',
header: 'Flexible',
row: 0,
col: 2,
sizeX: 2,
sizeY: 1,
minSizeX: 1, // Can shrink to 1 cell
maxSizeX: 4 // Can expand to 4 cells
}
];
Key Features:
- minSizeX/Y and maxSizeX/Y constraints
- Fixed vs. flexible panel sizing
- Programmatic size updates via resizePanel()
- See
cell-configuration.mdfor grid calculations andresizing-floating.mdfor advanced resize patterns
Pattern 5: Monitor Layout Changes
📖 Read: events-reference.md for all available events and handlers
const handleChange = (args: ChangeEventArgs) => {
console.log('Panels added:', args.addedPanels);
console.log('Panels removed:', args.removedPanels);
console.log('Panels position changed:', args.changedPanels);
console.log('User interaction:', args.isInteracted);
};
<DashboardLayoutComponent
panels={panels}
change={handleChange}
>
</DashboardLayoutComponent>
Key Features:
- Change event fires on any layout modification
- Access to added, removed, and repositioned panels
- User interaction detection
- See
events-reference.mdfor drag, resize, and other event handlers
Key API Overview
Component Properties
📖 Full Reference: properties-reference.md
- columns - Number of grid columns (default: 1) → See
cell-configuration.md - cellSpacing - Spacing between panels [horizontal, vertical] → See
cell-configuration.md - panels - Array of PanelModel objects defining layout → See
panel-templates.md - allowDragging - Enable panel drag-and-drop (default: true) → See
dragging-behavior.md - allowResizing - Enable panel resizing (default: false) → See
resizing-floating.md - allowFloating - Auto-fill empty spaces (default: true) → See
resizing-floating.md - enablePersistence - Save layout state (default: false) → See
state-persistence.md - mediaQuery - Responsive breakpoint for mobile layouts → See
responsive-design.md - draggableHandle - Custom drag handle selector → See
dragging-behavior.md - resizableHandles - Resize handle directions → See
resizing-floating.md - cssClass - Custom CSS classes → See
styling-customization.md
Core Methods
📖 Full Reference: methods-reference.md
- addPanel(panel) - Add new panel at runtime → See
core-functionality.md - removePanel(id) - Remove panel by ID → See
core-functionality.md - removeAll() - Clear all panels → See
core-functionality.md - updatePanel(panel) - Modify existing panel → See
core-functionality.md - movePanel(id, row, col) - Change panel position → See
dragging-behavior.md - resizePanel(id, sizeX, sizeY) - Adjust panel dimensions → See
resizing-floating.md - serialize() - Get current layout state → See
state-persistence.md
Important Events
📖 Full Reference: events-reference.md
- created - Component initialized
- dragStart / drag / dragStop - Drag operations → See
dragging-behavior.md - resizeStart / resize / resizeStop - Resize operations → See
resizing-floating.md - change - Layout changed (additions, removals, movements) → See
events-reference.md
Styling & Customization
📖 Full Reference: styling-customization.md
- CSS selectors for all panel elements
- Theme customization (Tailwind, Bootstrap, Material, Fluent)
- Responsive styling patterns
- Accessibility styling (WCAG 2.2)
Common Use Cases
🎯 Creating Dashboards: Implement customizable dashboard layouts with multiple content panels organized in a grid.
- Read: core-functionality.md, panel-templates.md
🎯 User-Customizable Layouts: Allow users to rearrange and resize dashboard panels to their preference with automatic saving.
- Read: dragging-behavior.md, resizing-floating.md, state-persistence.md
🎯 Responsive Interfaces: Build layouts that adapt from multi-column desktop views to single-column mobile views.
- Read: responsive-design.md, cell-configuration.md
🎯 Real-Time Monitoring: Display multiple real-time data sources in resizable panels with live updates.
- Read: panel-templates.md (component embedding), events-reference.md
🎯 Admin Panels: Create administrative interfaces with draggable widgets for system monitoring and control.
- Read: dragging-behavior.md, styling-customization.md, accessibility-wcag.md
🎯 Data Visualization: Organize multiple charts, tables, and metrics in flexible, responsive panel layouts.
- Read: panel-templates.md (embedding charts/grids), styling-customization.md
Panel Model Interface
interface PanelModel {
id: string; // Unique identifier (required)
row: number; // Row position (required)
col: number; // Column position (required)
sizeX: number; // Width in cells (default: 1)
sizeY: number; // Height in cells (default: 1)
header?: string | HTMLElement | Function;
content?: string | HTMLElement | Function;
cssClass?: string; // Custom CSS classes
enabled?: boolean; // Enable/disable (default: true)
minSizeX?: number; // Minimum width (default: 1)
minSizeY?: number; // Minimum height (default: 1)
maxSizeX?: number; // Maximum width
maxSizeY?: number; // Maximum height
zIndex?: number; // Stacking order
}
Quick Reference Guide
| Task | Read This Documentation |
|---|---|
| Get Started | getting-started.md - Installation, setup, themes |
| Learn Panel Management | core-functionality.md - Create, update, remove panels |
| Customize Panel Content | panel-templates.md - Headers, templates, component embedding |
| Make It Draggable | dragging-behavior.md - Drag events, collision, custom handles |
| Make It Resizable | resizing-floating.md - Resize handles, constraints, floating |
| Configure Grid System | cell-configuration.md - Columns, spacing, aspect ratio, responsive grids |
| Make It Responsive | responsive-design.md - Breakpoints, mobile, touch optimization |
| Save User Layouts | state-persistence.md - serialize(), localStorage, API, Redux, Context |
| Style & Theme | styling-customization.md - CSS selectors, themes, responsive styling |
| Make It Accessible | accessibility-wcag.md - WCAG 2.2, WAI-ARIA, screen readers, RTL |
| API Reference | properties-reference.md, methods-reference.md, events-reference.md |
| Advanced Patterns | advanced-features.md - Custom integrations, performance optimization |
Implementation Roadmap
Phase 1 - Foundation (Start Here):
- Read getting-started.md for setup
- Review core-functionality.md for panel basics
- Check properties-reference.md for all available options
Phase 2 - Interaction (Build Functionality): 4. Implement dragging: dragging-behavior.md 5. Implement resizing: resizing-floating.md 6. Configure grid: cell-configuration.md
Phase 3 - Content (Customize Visuals): 7. Create panel templates: panel-templates.md 8. Apply styling: styling-customization.md
Phase 4 - Polish (Production Ready): 9. Optimize for mobile: responsive-design.md 10. Add accessibility: accessibility-wcag.md 11. Implement persistence: state-persistence.md
Phase 5 - Advanced (Expert Features): 12. Explore patterns: advanced-features.md 13. Refer to event/method APIs: events-reference.md, methods-reference.md
FAQ
What does the syncfusion-react-dashboard-layout skill do?
Build responsive, interactive dashboard layouts with Syncfusion React Dashboard Layout component. Implement draggable and resizable panels, responsive grid systems, dynamic panel management, and state persistence. This skill covers multi-column layouts, floating panel arrangement, extensive customization, drag-drop panel rearrangement, and state management for React applications.
How do I install syncfusion-react-dashboard-layout?
Run npx skills add https://github.com/syncfusion/react-ui-components-skills --skill syncfusion-react-dashboard-layout in your project. The skills CLI detects the agents you use and copies the skill into the right folder. For Claude Code you can also place the skill folder at ~/.claude/skills/syncfusion-react-dashboard-layout/ (personal) or .claude/skills/syncfusion-react-dashboard-layout/ (project).
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Who maintains syncfusion-react-dashboard-layout?
It is published by syncfusion in syncfusion/react-ui-components-skills. It has 710 recorded installs.
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