non-resizablefield

noun
UK /nɒnˌriːˈzaɪzəbəl fiːld/
US /nɑːnˌraɪˈzaɪzəbəl fiːld/

A box on a screen that you cannot make bigger or smaller.

The name box is a non-resizablefield, so it stays the same size no matter what.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A data entry area in a program whose width and height are set by the designer and cannot be changed by the user.

The developer marked the comment box as a non-resizablefield to keep the layout neat.

3. A form element on a webpage that keeps its original dimensions when the browser window changes.

On small phones, the non-resizablefield stayed tiny and was hard to tap.

4. A property in a software settings panel that prevents a display area from being stretched.

She turned on the non-resizablefield option so the table would not stretch.