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ellipsis-verily

v2.0.5

Published

JQuery plugin for text truncation supporting inner tags

Downloads

5

Readme

Ellipsis Verily 2

JQuery plugin for text truncation supporting inner tags. Also supports Chinese text. See demo.

Usage

  • Add JQuery script to page
  • Add Ellipsis Verily script to page
  • Add CSS styles to page:
.display-none {
  display: none;
}
.display-inline {
  display: inline;
}
  • Call plugin on the to be truncated element, examples:
  $('.to-be-truncated').EllipsisVerily();
  $('.to-be-truncated').EllipsisVerily({ min: 200, tags: ['span', 'p'] });
  $('.to-be-truncated').EllipsisVerily({ min: 50, handler: '#toggle-truncated'});

Warning

This has been changed from the previous versions 1.x.x, however it contains some significant bug fixes, including:

  • Fix truncation of attributed tags
  • Added Chinese text truncation support
  • Fixed dumping of tags separated by truncation

Changelog from v1.x.x

The following API options were removed or refactored:

  • max - This was renamed, now called min since max name was semantically incorrect.
  • normalTags and attributedTags - These were removed and replaced with one list tags
  • .ellipsis-handler - This default classname was renamed to .js-ellipsis-handler
  • .open - This default classname was renamed to .is-open

API

min (int): Minimum onscreen characters. The point of truncation is dependent on the first occurence of the delimiter; default is 300
tags (array): List of tags to support; other tags are stripped
moreText (string): The text to show on the handler when text is truncated; default is Read more
lessText (string): The text to show on the handler when all text is visible; default is Show less
parent (string): The element selector (class/id) of the parent where the handler can be found. This is useful if multiple containers on the same page are to be truncated which all have the same handler class name. default is null; (Do not set this if the text to be truncated and the handler do not have the same parent container)
handler (string): The element selector (class/id) that toggles between the truncation; default is .js-ellipsis-handler
selfClosingTags (array): List of self closing tags
delimiters (object): An object of 3 delimiters:

  • tag (string) : An internal delimiter used to replace the space between tag attributes (don't set this if you don't know what it does)

  • break (string): After the first min characters, the first occurrence of this creates the truncation point; default is (space)

  • nonEnglishBreak (string): Additional break delimiter for non-English texts; e.g. Chinese texts do not contain English character spaces, so we can break at

Other API

There is infact no real need to tamper with these, but they are here if needed.
visible (string): The element selector (class/id) that is visible after truncation; default is .visible-text
truncated (string): The element selector (class/id) that is truncated; default is .truncated-text
ellipsis (string): The element selector (class/id) that holds the ellipsis symbol; default is .ellipsis-text
hiddenClass (string): The class name (do not include the .) whose style is set to display: none;; default is display-none
showClass (string): The class name (do not include the .) whose style is set to display: inline-inline;; default is display-inline

Troubleshoot

  • Make sure you added the hiddenClass and showClass styles to your page. If you change these two default class names in the plugin options, make sure the change is reflected in the CSS.
  • As hiddenClass and showClass will be applied as classes, they should not have the . in the name. handler, visible, truncated and ellipsis could either be a class or id selector and should include either . or # respectively.

License

MIT