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offhand-closer

v2.0.1

Published

Hide or delete elements on click

Downloads

6

Readme

Offhand-Closer

This tool is intended to provide extended html functionality with no dependencies and no JS configuration.

All the options can be set up directly on your markup just by setting a few data attributes. These attributes are preset, but if you really want you can configure them to be something else to prevent overlap with another package you may be using.

Attributes

Attribute | Description --------------------| ------------------- data-hide | Select an element to hide (Accepts any css selector) data-delete | Select an element to delete (Accepts any css selector) data-invisible | Attribute to set for invisibility data-remember | session to remember using JS sessionStorelocal to remember using JS localStorage

Hiding vs Deleting

Hiding sets the data-invisible attribute to true, deleting removes the element from the DOM.

data-invisible doesn't actually do anything?

No, it doesn't. You have to set what it actually does in your CSS. This is intended to allow more flexibility than strictly setting display: none or any other style attributes directly. Also this package is intended just to manipulate the DOM, how you style that is up to you. [data-invisible="true"] { display: none; }

Examples

Deleting

` Delete Message 1

Hiding

` Hide Message 2

Hiding, but storing in session storage

` Hide Message 3

Hiding, but storing in local storage

` Hide Message 4