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@lassi/glass

v1.0.0

Published

Add Glass effects to HTML elements

Downloads

2

Readme

GLASS

Add a shining glass effect to elements in your web page

There are two files you need to add to your web page in order to get effects

  1. glass.css
  2. glass.js

You can get these two files through npm

To install in current project (folder)

$ npm install @lassi/glass
$ npm install

To install gloabally then add to project

$ npm install -g @lassi/glass
$ npm install @lassi/glass
$ npm install

you can find two files in node_modules/glass folder glass.js needs JQuery support. Please add JQuery to your webpage before adding glass.js

How to use

Check the example in sample folder

  1. Add css class glass to an element for default glass effect
  2. Modify default effect by adding fallowing attributes
  • data-shining-color : Change the color of shine. This value can be a rgb, rgba function, color name or a # code
  • data-shining-duration : Change the duration of shining effect. Can be seconds (s) or miliseconds (ms)
  • data-shining-opacity : Change the opacity of the shine. Must be a value between 1 and 0