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bluroverlay.js

v1.0.1

Published

jQuery plugin for blur overlay

Readme

bluroverlay.js

jQuery plugin that creates an element which blurs elements behind it (background elements). Also provides API to created a blurred modal/mask. Requires jQuery library.

Example GIF

To see live demo click here!

Installation

Install using either of below package manager.

  • npm: npm install --save bluroverlay.js
  • bower: bower install --save bluroverlay.js

Or download plugin library directly:

Usage

Basic HTML

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>

</head>
<body>
	<!-- fixed element, which will blur elements behind it -->
	<div id="element-id">
		<p>... top element html here ...</p>
	</div>
	<!-- scrollable content, rest of elements -->
	<div class="content-wrapper-class">
		<p>... your html here ...</p>
	</div>

	<!-- include jQuery library and blur overlay plugin -->
	<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.1.0.min.js"></script>
	<script src="dist/bluroverlay.min.js"></script>
</body>
</html>

Script

var blurOverlay = $("#element-id").bluroverlay({
	contentWrapperClass: "content-wrapper-class",
	blur: "10",
	opacity: 0.3,
	background: "#fff"
});

Note: CSS needs to be applied as required to make elements fixed on page. Plugin does NOT apply css position tag to make any element fixed or absolute. Download and run demo for example.

Options

  • contentWrapperClass ['content-wrapper'] - Wrapper classname, entire html wrapped within this class will appear blurred when under overlayed element
  • blur ['10'] - Amount of blur to be applied
  • opacity [0.4] - Opacity of overlayed element
  • background ['#fff'] - CSS background applied to overlayed element

Values mentioned in [] is default for option.

API

  • showBlurModal(elementId)

    Shows a modal with overlayed element and wrapper elements blurred in background. Pass modal element id in elementId.

    Modal HTML

    <div id="modal" name="blurred-modal">
      <p>Your modal html here</p>
    </div>

    Script API

    blurOverlay.showBlurModal("modal");

    Give name=blurred-modal. This will hide the modal on init and show it while using this API.

  • hideBlurModal()

    Hides previously shown modal.

    blurOverlay.hideBlurModal();

License

GPL