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blazed

v0.0.3

Published

A little lazy loading library for size-specific CSS background images.

Downloads

12

Readme

Blazed

Specify image URLs and breakpoints, just like srcset. Blazed will find the size that fits the current viewport and smoothly load the image.

API

blazed([selector][, attribute])

selector – either a DOM selector compatible with document.querySelectorAll, or a single DOM node. If you pass an attribute as the selector param, attribute will map to your selector attribute instead. default: [data-src] attribute – a data attribute that contains your asset urls and breakpoints. default: data-src

attribute="<imageDefault>[, <imageURL> <imageBreakpoint>] ..."

imageDefault – this URL is required, and represents the smallest image in the stack. All other images and breakpoints are optional, and represent min-width based media queries.

Example

<!-- default -->
<div data-src="image-small.jpg, image-medium.jpg 800, image-large.jpg 1100"></div>

<!-- custom selector -->
<div data-bg-src="image-small.jpg"></div>

<!-- custom selector and attribute -->
<div class="js-background" data-bg-src="image-small.jpg"></div>

<!-- passed element, custom selector -->
<div class="js-background" data-bg-src="image-small.jpg, image-medium.jpg 800, image-large.jpg 1100"></div>
// relative to the above examples

blazed()

blazed('[data-bg-src]')

blazed('.js-background', 'data-bg-src')

let imageToLoad = document.querySelector('.js-background')
blazed(imageToLoad, 'data-bg-src')