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backgrid-responsivegrid

v0.4.1

Published

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Downloads

7

Readme

##Backgrid-ResponsiveGrid

Code Climate

current vesion: v0.3.0

An extension for Backgrid.js to provide a better small-screen-friendly experience.
The extention was inspired by Zurb's Responsive Tables.

##Additional Dependencies None

##Usage Step 0 - download responsiveBackgrid (either using Bower or by directlly downloading it)
Step 1 - add responsiveBackgrid.js to your page (either using requireJS or with old-school script tags)
Step 2 - add responsiveBackgrid.css to your page
Step 3 - use the same way as you would Backgrid.Grid, but use Backgrid.Extension.ResponsiveGrid during the instantiation:

var myFlexGrid = new Backgrid.Extension.ResponsiveGrid({
     columns: columns,
     collection: territories
});

##Configurations The following properties can be passed in as part of the options object when instantiating the grid:

  • columnsToPin: the number of columns to be pinned (defaults to 1)
  • minScreenSize: the screen width at which the columns should become pinned (defaults to 767)
    pro tip: if you want to always have pinned columns regardless of the screen size, set this to a large value (such as 4000)

##Styling Use these CSS classes to customize the appearance of the pinned columns:

  • .grid-pinned: the wrapper around the pinned columns.
    careful not to change the position, top or left properties else the pinned columns won't be so pinned anymore
  • .grid-scrollable: when columns are pinned, the wrapper around the scrollable portion of the table has this wrapper class.
  • .grid-responsive-wrapper: wraps both of the above-mentioned classes. It's basically what keeps the pinned columns in their place

##Limitations
Pinned columns can not be edited in-line
~~Clicking on the header of a pinned column does not trigger a sort~~

##License Copyright (c) 2013 Maurice Williams
Licensed under MIT License