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toggler-cl

v4.1.9

Published

Block toggler with simple animation

Downloads

15

Readme

toggler-cl

This is a simple toggle open/closed package. Clicking on a link opens a block with a scaling motion. Given content like this in HTML:

<div class="cl-toggle">
  <p><a>Click to expand</a></p>
  <div>This is the contents of the toggle block. 
  </div>
</div>

The content of the <p> tag appears with a + icon next to it (other tags such as h1-h8 work as well). The block below is initially hidden. Clicking on the link opens that block for viewing. Clicking again closes it.

I had something lie this that I used for years in jQuery. But, I'm trying to phase out jQuery use and have fewer dependencies, so I rewrote this in pure Javascript. I was never happy with the slide the jQuery provides and wanted something more like expanding and shrinking, which is the behavior this example provides.

Install

CDN

<script src="https://unpkg.com/toggler-cl/dist/toggler-cl.js"></script>
<!-- or -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/toggler-cl/dist/toggler-cl.min.js"></script>

Package managers

npm: npm install toggler-cl --save

Using the Library

The library consists of only the single .js file toggler-cl.js or the minimized version toggler-cl.min.js. The icon images and style sheets are included in the .js file.

The icons are 18x18 pixels.

License

Copyright 2018 Michigan State University

Cirsim is released under the MIT license. Image is Copyright jQuery Foundation.


Written and maintained by Charles B. Owen