Chameleons for Vue.JS (BETA)

Create a beautiful cut effect to your fixed element and change its color with cut effect when scrolling. Zero dependecy.

Install

npm install chameleons-vue

Usage

Required Attributes

• Apply the attribute chameleons to the parent element of your fixed element, to apply the effect.
• Add chameleons-tag to activate your section element

Option Atributtes

• Use chameleons-apply="your_class" to apply these styles to your fixed element when this element passes below in the scroll
• Use chameleons-data='{"fixedName":"your_class"}' to add a class to a specific fixed element.
• The attribute chameleons-name="fixedName" is used for adding a name to your fixed element's parent, so you can use the next atributte for applying a class.
• If you want to keep a class in the container where you applied chameleons just put your CSS class in the attribute chameleons-ignore ="myClass otherClass"

NavBar.vue

<template>
  <!--The parent of the fixed element -->
  <header chameleons chameleons-name="MyFixedNav">
    <nav class="fixed">
	    <!-- Your elements or content here -->
	  </nav>
  </header>
</template>

App.vue

<template>
  <!-- Vue Component - Fixed Element -->
  <NavigationBar />

  <!-- Your Content Sections -->
  <section chameleons-tag chameleons-apply="your_class">
    <!-- Your Content Here -->
  </section>
  <section chameleons-tag chameleons-data='{"MyFixedNav":"your_class"}'>
    <!-- Your Content Here -->
  </section>
</template>

<script>
  import Vue from "vue";
  import Chameleons from "chameleons-vue";
  import NavigationBar from "./components/NavigationBar";
  export default {
    name: "MyComponent",
	components: {
	  NavigationBar,
	},
	updated(){
	  Chameleons(Vue, NavigationBar);
	},
  }
</script>

<style>
.your_class{
  background-color: #21212C;
  color: white;
}

.your_other_class{
  background-color: white;
  color: #21212C;
}
</style>

If for some reason you have problems applying z-index use the CSS class non-index or chameleons-visible to fix default overflow-hidden in your section. Chameleons require Vue and VueComponent as params to work.

Reactivity

If you want to maintain the reactivity of your fixed element you can create a global state

How to use with TailwindCSS

You can do it by adding '@apply' inside the class you set using chameleons-apply="your_class"

CSS File:

.your_class{
  @apply bg-dark-700 rounded; 
}

.your_class h1{
  @apply text-xl font-bold; 
}

.your_class p{
  @apply text-justify;
}

In your HTML or Template:

<template>
  <!-- Your fixed parent -->
  <header chameleons>
    <nav class="fixed">
	    <!-- Your elements or content here -->
	  </nav>
  </header>

  <!-- Your Content Sections -->
  <section chameleons-apply="your_class_with_tailwind">
    <!-- Your Content Here -->
  </section>
  <section chameleons-apply="your_class_with_tailwind">
    <!-- Your Content Here -->
  </section>
</template>