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angular-ratio

v1.0.0

Published

set ratio to elements

Downloads

4

Readme

angular-ratio

Bower

bower install --save angular-ratio

Usage

Include the script in your HTML

<script type="text/javascript" src="bower_components/angular-ratio/angular-ratio.js"></script>

Then include angularRatio in your module dependencies

angular.module('yourApp', ['angular-ratio']);

Use the ratio function in the controller add the container where ratio has to search, or keep empty to search in whole document

ratio([container]);

Add classes to elements to resize, ratio-[height]-[width]

<div class="ratio-3-4"></div>

Watch the magic...

Create an exception by adding alternative ratio; ratio-alt-[height]-[width], this will automatically be applied to screens under 750 pixels wide.

<div class="ratio-alt-3-4"></div>

To alter the default screenwidth for this perticular element:

<div class="ratio-alts-640-1024"></div>

To alter the default screenwidth for all elements. Use this on the first to resize element on page: // Sidenote: This will only work within each container searched in. For exception searching to replace in "section" elements. The default has to get set within each section. When using no container (default: document), this will work from when the default has been set.

<div class="ratio-default-640-1024"></div>