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jquery.secretnav

v0.1.8

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SecretNav is a jQuery plugin that reveals a menu at the top or left of a web application, with a gorgeous 3d effect

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Keywords

jquery-pluginjquerymenupluginsnavigation

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Got something to say? let's get in touch: @jachinte. Please let me know if you're using SecretNav, it's always nice to see what you're using it for!

jQuery.SecretNav

npm version Bower version

SecretNav is a small jQuery push menu plugin that slides out an off-canvas navigation from the edge of the screen while pushing the main content away with a fancy CSS3 powered 3D perspective effect.

This plugin has been inspired by the amazing work done by the Codrops team, specifically by the effects presented in this article. The code is based in their initial implementation.

Demo

## Install

The plugin requires jQuery 1.7 or higher. Install via npm, bower or download as a zip:

npm install jquery.secretnav
bower install jquery.secretnav

## Demo

Live demonstration:

You can find the demo files in here.

Usage

Include the jQuery library, the SecretNav plugin and its CSS styles. These files can be found in the dist/ folder.

<script src="path/to/jquery.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/jquery.secretnav.min.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="path/to/jquery.secretnav.css" />

Then, initialize the plugin:

$( document ).ready(function() {
    $( '#container' ).SecretNav({		
    	navSelector: 'nav',			// selector of the nav tag
		openSelector: '.open-menu',	// selector of the menu's opener
		position: 'left'			// left | top
    });
});

Your HTML should look similar to this:

<body>
	<div id="container"> The content ... <a class="open-menu">Open menu</a> </div>
	<nav>
		<a href="#">Link 1</a>
		...
		<a href="#">Link n</a>
	</nav>
</body>

## AMD

SecretNav can also be used with require.js.

Theming

SecretNav comes with a basic styling. If you want to customize the appereance you can modify the styles in src/sass/jquery.secretnav.scss, and then re-run the grunt command to generate the distribution files again.

Contributing

You are invited to contribute code and suggestions to this project. The more the merrier.