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simple-step

v0.1.3

Published

A simple jquery plugin to show a step-by-step layer

Downloads

3

Readme

step

A simple jQuery plugin to show a step-by-step layer.

Usage

You can see the examples for the details. And, you should pay attention to the HTML structure.

Packages

You can use npm or bower to install it.

NPM

npm install simple-step

Bower

bower install simple-step

Options

  • effect

    Type:String Default:'none'

    The switching effect. Only 'none' and 'slide'(horizontally) are supported.

  • duration

    Type:Number Default:350

    The effect duration. The unit is millisecond.`

  • startAt

    Type:Number Default:0

    The index (zero-based) of the initial step.

  • showCancel

    Type:Boolean Default:true

    Whether to show the "Cancel" button.

  • showPrev

    Type:Boolean Default:true

    Whether to show the "Previous" button, which is hidden on the first step.

  • showNext

    Type:Boolean Default:true

    Whether to show the "Next" button, which is hidden on the last step.

  • showFinish

    Type:Boolean Default:false

    Whether to show the "Finish" button on every step. But, it's always shown on the last step.

  • activeCls

    Type:String Default:'active'

    The current step.

  • activatedCls

    Type:String Default:'activated'

    The steps in front of the current step.

  • onprev

    Type:Function Default:Empty function

    After switching to the previous step, this callback will be called. The current index will be passed as the first argument.

  • onnext

    Type:Function Default:Empty function

    After switching to the next step, this callback will be called. The current index will be passed as the first argument.

  • oncancel

    Type:Function Default:Empty function

    When trigger the "Cancel" button, this callback will be called. The current index will be passed as the first argument.

  • onfinish

    Type:Function Default:Empty function

    When trigger the "Finish" button, this callback will be called. The current index will be passed as the first argument.

  • onbeforeprev

    Type:Function Default:Empty function

    This callback will be called before switching to the previous step. The current index will be passed as the first argument.

  • onbeforenext

    Type:Function Default:Empty function

    This callback will be called before switching to the next step. The current index will be passed as the first argument.

License

Under the MIT license.