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docsify-enable-checkbox

v1.0.0

Published

A simple Docsify extension to make rendered checkboxes enabled.

Readme

Docsify Enable Checkbox

A simple Docsify extension to make rendered checkboxes enabled.

Features

Docsify used Github Flavored Markdown, which supports the use of checkboxes/task lists. However, it only ever renders them as disabled inputs. In some cases, it can be helpful to enable them to provide users a checklist they can use to visually mark things as complete as they go through it.

!> Important: This does not save the users progress, so this is only recommended for lists that users can go through in the span of a single browser session.

Setup

To add docsify-enable-checkbox to your Docsify site, add the following line to your index.html after Docsify.

<script src='//cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/docsify-enable-checkbox@latest'></script>

Then any files containing checkboxes will automatically have them enabled (see examples/included.md for an example).

Configuration

By default, all pages will have checkboxes enabled, but you can use the following configurations in you index.html to either exclude certain pages or only enable it for specified pages.

This example will leave any checkboxes in the /test page disabled, but will enable all other checkboxes in the site.

window.$docsify = {
    docsifyEnableCheckbox: {
        includeAll: true,
        excludedPagesList: ["/test"]
    }
}

This example will only enable checkboxes that are in the /test page.

window.$docsify = {
    docsifyEnableCheckbox: {
        includeAll: false,
        includedPagesList: ["/test"]
    }
}

For an example of a page with checkboxes disabled by these configs, please see examples/excluded.md

License

MIT License