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image-tags

v0.0.2

Published

A jQuery plugin that you can adds tags to your image.

Readme

image-tags

A configurable jQuery plugin that allows you to tag images and so on.

Installation

Using npm:

npm install image-tags

Manually: Simply download jquey.tags.js from this repo and add it to your HTML. e.g.

Then include it after your jQuery file.

<script src="js/jquery.js"></script>
<script src="./js/jquery.tags.js"></script>

Optionally you can use include the css file as well.

<link href="css/tags.css" />

2. Configuration

var options = {

	// Aligning the text
	align: {
		x: 'center', // left, center or right
		y: 'center'	// top,	center or bottom
	},


	// The (relative) offset of the popups in pixels
	offset: {
		left: -15, // horizontal offset
		top: 20	// vertical offset
	},


	// event handlers of the tags
	handlers: {
		click: function(e) {
			alert('You clicked a button');
			this; // the DOM Node
			e;	// the Event
		},
		// Use 'show', 'hide' and 'toggle' to show/hide popups on mouse actions.
		mouseenter: 'show', # Displays popup on mouseenter.
		mouseleave: 'hide'  # Hides popup on mouseleave.
	}

	// Whether to enable editor mode
	edit: false,
	
	// vote mode 
	//first edit:false must be false
	//then 
	tagsType: 'radio', 
    radioBaseSize: 24,
	// Strings for buttons
	strings: {
		save: '&#x2713;',
		delete: '&#x00D7;'
		addLink: '&#64;'
	}
};


// The magic comes together here
$('.taggd').taggd( options, data );

3. What is “data” and how do I get it?

Data are the tags. Taggd accepts different formats, so pay close attention!

var data = [
	// x and y values can be decimals (0-1)
	{
		x: 0.5,
		y: 0.33,
		text: 'test',
		attributes: {
			id:    'my-id',
			class: 'my-class'
		}
	},
	
	//vote mode
	{
		x: 0.5,
		y: 0.33,
		percent:0.6
		text: 'iphone',
	},
	{
		x: 0.15,
		y: 0.8,
		percent:0.4
		text: 'android',
	},
	
	//link
	
	{
		x: 0.15,
		y: 0.8,
		link: 'http://gold.xitu.io/#/'
	},
];