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slide-down

v1.0.0

Published

Different javascript slider

Downloads

45

Readme

Slide Down

Each jQuery plugin to display blocks can do it differently. It’s essential for sliding blocks, which are obviously "sliding" and shifting content.

Demo

Installation

Use Bower:

$ bower install slide-down

Or npm

$ npm install slide-down

If the above methods do not work, download from GitHub

Setup

<!--  Css -->
<link href="/jquery.slidedown.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<!-- jQuery -->
<script src="/jquery.min.js"></script>
<!-- SlideDown -->
<script src="/jquery.slidedown.js"></script>

Markup


<!-- The trigger can exist anywhere. -->

<!-- Block name (that can be open/close) is specified
     in the attribute [data-slidedown-trigger]   -->

<span data-slidedown-trigger="txt">Text</span>

<!-- Sliding block can also exist anywhere,
     Regardless of the trigger -->
     
<!-- Block name the trigger refers to is specified
     in the attribute [data-slidedown-target] it   -->

<div class="slide_down" data-slidedown-target="txt">
	<div class="slide_down-content">
		<!-- Content -->
	</div>
</div>

Options

Open block

If an open block is required on default, you should add the .slide_down--active class to the block with the [data-slidedown-target] attribute

Animation

The basic animation can be modified. Do this requires adding [data-animation] , that will indicate the type and speed of the animation, a data-slidedown-target block:

  • ease — Regular animation, default
  • ease-fast — Regular animation, fast speed
  • ease-slow — Regular animation, slow speed
  • bounce — "Bounce" animation, normal speed
  • bounce-fast — "Bounce" animation, fast speed
  • bounce-slow — "Bounce" animation, slow speed
<!-- Sliding block -->
<div class="slide_down" data-slidedown-target="txt"  data-animation="ease-slow">
	<div class="slide_down-content">
		<!-- Content -->
	</div>
</div>

Synchronicity

If you want the blocks to be interdependent (only one block can always be opened), it’s necessary to add a [data-sync] attribute to each dependent block with the [data-slidedown-target] attribute

<!-- One sliding block -->
<div class="slide_down" data-slidedown-target="txt" data-sync>
	<div class="slide_down-content">
		<!-- Content -->
	</div>
</div>

<!-- The 2nd sliding block -->
<div class="slide_down" data-slidedown-target="txt" data-sync>
	<div class="slide_down-content">
		<!-- Content -->
	</div>
</div>

Methods

// This will open an assigned block
$.slideDown.open("id or $('element')");
// This will close an assigned block
$.slideDown.close("id or $('element')");
// This will close all or all assigned blocks
$.slideDown.closeAll("empty or $('elements')"); 

Browsers

CSS3 animation is used. If the browser does not support animation, the blocks will be shown as hide / show

  • IE 9+
  • Chrome 8+
  • Firefox 10+
  • Safari 3+
  • Opera 10.6+

License

MIT