#mini-modal mini-modal is intended to be super lightweight and very customizable. Has support for CommonJS and AMD.

##Installation ###via npm

npm install mini-modal

###via bower

bower install mini-modal

##Usage Place this markup somewhere in body, preferrably at the end.

<div id="dialog" class="mini-modal">
    <div data-mini-modal-overlay></div>

    <div data-mini-modal-content>
        <!-- insert your content here -->
        
      
        <!-- close button needs to be somewhere inside of ni-modal__content -->
        <div data-mini-modal-close></div>
    </div>
</div>

Now you can open the dialog like this:

MiniModal.open('dialog');

###with browserify

var MiniModal = require('mini-modal');

MiniModal.open('dialog');

##API

###MiniModal.create(id, options) Returns an instance of MiniModal.

• id (string): Id to modal element. Pass it without '#'.
• options (object): Configuration for the MiniModal instance.

###MiniModal.open(id, options) Also returns an instance of MiniModal and opens it immediately.

• id (string): Id to modal element. Pass it without '#'.
• options (object): Configuration for the MiniModal instance.

###MiniModal.close() Closes any active modal.

###MiniModal.getActiveModal() Returns MiniModal instance of the currently open modal.

###Options

• backgroundClickClose (default true): Close modal when clicking on the background overlay.
• escClose (default true): Close modal when pressing ESC-key.
• openImmediately (default true): Open modal when Instance is created. If you want to store the MiniModal instance and open it later, set it to false.

###Instance methods ####open() Quite obvious.

####close() Same here.

##Browser Support

• Firefox
• Chrome
• Safari
• IE9+
• EDGE
• Opera

##License Licensed under [MIT][mit].