@djx/breakpoint
v0.2.0
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Remove elements from the DOM conditionally
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@djx/breakpoint
Breaking points since '97
Installation
npm install --save @djx/breakpoint
Usage
Make sure you import the component somewehere in your application first:
import '@djx/breakpoint';
You can then use it like normal web components in your markup:
<djx-breakpoint max-width="lg">
<span>I'm visible from MIN to LG</span>
</djx-breakpoint>
<djx-breakpoint min-width="lg">
<span>I'm visible at LG</span>
</djx-breakpoint>
<djx-breakpoint min-width="xs" max-width="lg">
<span>I'm visible from XS to LG</span>
</djx-breakpoint>
The element will only be removed from the slot. The original element itself will not be reattached.
If you want to remove all nodes including the one outside of the shadowRoot, you can use the purge
property:
<djx-breakpoint purge min-width="lg">
<span>I will removed completely from the dom under LG</span>
</djx-breakpoint>
Listening for changes
You can easily listen to the changes:
<djx-breakpoint min-width="xs" @visibility-changed="${this.handleVisibility}">
<span>Notify</span>
</djx-breakpoint>
The
BreakpointVisibilityEvent
is used for this action