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w4

v0.0.16

Published

A collection of HTML snippets, for seamless webpage loads

Downloads

26

Readme

w4

  • Last update: 2017/09/12
  • Version: 0.0.16

A collection of HTML snippets, for seamless webpage loads

Homepage   GitHub   NPM

  • a4: Keeps html-tag class names updated with w4 state test
  • b4: Checks whether the current browser is supported test
  • i4: Triggers an event when the fonts you specify load test
  • p4: Attempts to preload a sequence of asset-bundles test

Author

Created by Rich Plastow, during development of richplastow.com.

Tested

  • Android: Android Browser 2+, Chrome 34+, Firefox 51+, Samsung 3+
  • iOS 9: UC Browser 10
  • iOS 4: Safari 4
  • Windows 10: Edge 14+, IE 11
  • Windows 7: IE 10, Yandex 14
  • Windows XP: Firefox 3+, Chrome 15+, Safari 4+, Opera 10+, IE 6+
  • OS X Snow Leopard: Safari 4+

Changelog

  • 0.0.1 Initial README.md, package.json, index.html, -4.js
  • 0.0.2 Proper homepage link
  • 0.0.3 Initial npm publish
  • 0.0.4 Rename -4 to w4 and rename DashFour to W4
  • 0.0.5 With b4, which checks that the current browser is supported
  • 0.0.6 Improved links
  • 0.0.7 With i4, which runs a callback when the fonts you specify load
  • 0.0.8 With a4, which keeps html-tag class names updated with w4 state
  • 0.0.9 a4 has CustomEvent polyfill for IE
  • 0.0.10 With p4, which attempts to preload a sequence of asset-bundles
  • 0.0.11 Added .npmignore for slimline NPM package
  • 0.0.12 Minor text amends
  • 0.0.13 Minor text amends
  • 0.0.14 b4 outputs to <html class="...">, not window.b4
  • 0.0.16 b4 has new class-names and lots of unit tests
  • 0.0.16 i4 has no callback, just the 'i4-ok' or 'i4-fail' events