Merge pull request #1820 from IgniteUI/rivanova/text-area-sample-size

fix(text-area): increase samples height

Author: kacheshmarova

doc/en/components/inputs/text-area.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ The {ProductName} Text Area represents a multi-line plain-text editing control,
 
 <!-- React, WebComponents, Blazor -->
 
-`sample="/inputs/textarea/overview", height="120", alt="{Platform} Text Area Example"`
+`sample="/inputs/textarea/overview", height="150", alt="{Platform} Text Area Example"`
 
 <!-- end:React, WebComponents, Blazor -->
 
@@ -84,13 +84,13 @@ After we import the `Textarea` component we are ready to start using it, so let'
 
 With `prefix` and `suffix` slots we can add different content before and after the main content of the Text Area. The `helper-text` slot provides a hint placed below the Text Area. In the following sample we will create a new Text Area field with a text prefix, an icon suffix and a helper text as a hint:
 
-`sample="/inputs/textarea/slots", height="120", alt="{Platform} Textarea Prefix & Suffix Example"`
+`sample="/inputs/textarea/slots", height="160", alt="{Platform} Textarea Prefix & Suffix Example"`
 
 ## Text Area Resizing
 
 There are three different resize options of the `Textarea`. When set to `none`, the text area does not resize and uses a scroll bar to show overflow text. When set to `vertical` (the default option), the text area lets the user resize it vertically. When set to `auto`, the text area shows all the user input at once. Overflow text wraps onto a new line and expands the text area automatically.
 
-`sample="/inputs/textarea/resize", height="320", alt="{Platform} Textarea Resizing Example"`
+`sample="/inputs/textarea/resize", height="450", alt="{Platform} Textarea Resizing Example"`
 
 <!-- WebComponents -->
 
@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ igc-textarea::part(suffix) {
 }
 ```
 
-`sample="/inputs/textarea/styling", height="150", alt="{Platform} Text Area Styling"`
+`sample="/inputs/textarea/styling", height="160", alt="{Platform} Text Area Styling"`
 
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