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react-font-size-changer

v0.2.0

Published

Simple React component including two buttons to increae and decrease font size of a target text

Downloads

264

Readme

React Font Size Changer

React Font Size Changer is a simple React component including two buttons to increae and decrease font size of a target text.

Live Demo

Install

npm install --save react-font-size-changer

Props

targets

Array of CSS query selectors for target elements

options

| property | detail | default | | ------------- |:------------------------------------------------------:| ------- | | stepSize | Number of px to change for each action (up/down) | 2 | | range | Max number of changes for both increment and decrement | 3 |

onChange

Handle font size change. Triggered each target element separately.

| param | detail | | ------------- |:------------------------------------------------------:| | element | DOM element whose font size has changed | | newValue | New font size for the element | | oldValue | Old font size for the element |

customButtons

| property | detail | default | | ------------- |:------------------------------------------------------:| ------- | | up | Font size increaser element | | | down | Font size decreaser element | | | style | Custom style for each button | | | buttonsMargin | Margin between buttons | 4px |

Example Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import FontSizeChanger from 'react-font-size-changer';

class App extends Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <div className="app">
        <FontSizeChanger
          targets={['#target .content']}
          onChange={(element, newValue, oldValue) => {
            console.log(element, newValue, oldValue);
          }}
          options={{
            stepSize: 2,
            range: 3
          }}
          customButtons={{
            up: <span style={{'fontSize': '36px'}}>A</span>,
            down: <span style={{'fontSize': '20px'}}>A</span>,
            style: {
              backgroundColor: 'red',
              color: 'white',
              WebkitBoxSizing: 'border-box',
              WebkitBorderRadius: '5px',
              width: '60px'
            },
            buttonsMargin: 10
          }}          
        />
        <div id="target">
          <p className="title">This is the title of my target text</p>
          <p className="content">This is the content of my target text</p>
        </div>
      </div>
    );
  }
}