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gitbook-plugin-ribbon

v0.3.0

Published

Adds a ribbon in the corner of the GitBook page

Downloads

11

Readme

Ribbon plugin for GitBook

This plugin adds a customizable ribbon to the corner of every GitBook page so you can link to any page you desire.

How can I use this plugin?

You only have to edit your book.json and modify it adding something like this:

"plugins" : [ "anchors", "ribbon" ],

"pluginsConfig": {
  "theme-default": {
    "showLevel": true
  },
  "ribbon": {
    "color": "orange",
    "text": "Fix this page",
    "url": "https://github.com"
  }
}

Cool, can I see it working?

The next screenshot shows one of the ribbons (the black one) in action:

ribbon

Oh, are there more colors?

Yep, you can set the color to one of the next ones:

  • black
  • blue
  • green
  • orange
  • red

Is there anything else I can customize?

Sure! Whenever the GitBook page is too small to show the ribbon, this one will hide and a new button will be added to the toolbar. You can customize this in the plugin config using any Font Awesome icon:

"ribbon": {
  "color": "orange",
  "icon": "fa-github",
  "text": "Fix this page",
  "url": "https://github.com"
}

Anything else I should know?

Not much. Just a quick note about the plugin parameters:

  • appendFilepath: Append filepath to the end of the url. Defaults to false.
  • color: Color of the ribbon. Defaults to black.
  • icon: Icon that will be showed when the ribbon is hidden. Defaults to fa-external-link.
  • title: Text that will be showed in the ribbon. Required.
  • url: Url that will be opened when clicking in the ribbon. Required.