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ember-dynamic-menu

v1.2.0

Published

Dynamic horizontal menu that shows menu items only when there is enough space for them.

Downloads

2

Readme

Ember-dynamic-menu

Build Status

Mobile friendly horizontal menu - on wide enough screens it shows all the menu items side-by-side, but once the screen (window width) is not able to show all the menu items, dropdown button is show. You can assign a priority to each menu item - menu item with the lowest priority will be hidden first.

Install

ember install ember-dynamic-menu

Usage

{{#dynamic-menu dropdownButtonWidth=50 position='bottom' dropdownIconClasses='fa fa-caret-down' dropdownTitle='more'}}

  {{#dynamic-menu-item priority=5}}
    {{!-- any template you want for a menu item --}}
    <div class="my-menu-item">
      Press me!
    </div>
  {{/dynamic-menu-item}}

  {{#dynamic-menu-item priority=1}}
    {{!-- any template you want for a menu item --}}
    <div class="my-menu-item">
      Press me #2!
    </div>
  {{/dynamic-menu-item}}

{{/dynamic-menu}}  

Note that each menu item must have the same width. To specify dropdown button width use dropdownButtonWidth property (see example above). You can also specify position of the menu, using property position which can be either top or bottom (default). To customize the dropdown button, you can add any CSS classes to the dropdown button using property dropdownIconClasses - you can add FontAwesome, glypicons, Icomoon icons or whatever you like. You can also add aditional text that will be show under the icon using dropdownTitle property. To make space between menu items equally distributed, you can use enableAutoSpacing (true|false) to enable it (true by default) - just beware: your browser must support flexbox.

Styling


<!-- container element that holds all menu items that are visible -->
.dynamic-menu-container{
    background-color: red;
}

<!-- well, dropdown button... -->
.dropdown-button{
  width: 50px;
  height: 50px;
  background-color: blue;
  display: inline-block;
}

<!-- container element that holds all menu items that are visible after user clicks on dropdown button -->
#dynamic-dropdown{
  background-color: orange;
}