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tabcordions

v0.1.14

Published

A minimal tab plugin that acts as accordions on smaller devices. With optional Jquery support.

Downloads

10

Readme

Tabcordions

A multi-tab plugin with minimal dependencies. On small devices it switches to accordion mode. Loaded as Jquery plugin, if Jquery is included.

Why?

  • Minimal dependencies: 2.6kb minified/gzipped (including query-string)
  • Integrates well with npm/browserify
  • Navigable without javascript enabled
  • Radio/checkbox gives better focus control over anchor approach
  • Tested with IE>=9, Chrome, Firefox and Safari

Checkout minimal example

git clone https://github.com/wearespindle/tabcordions
cd tabcordions
npm install
# Requires browserify/watchify installed globally.
npm run build
cd example
# Serve files
python2 -m SimpleHTTPServer
# Point the browser to localhost:8000

Usage in projects

npm install git+https://github.com/wearespindle/tabcordions --save
# In your project files, include the plugin. Make sure you have Babel and
# Browserify in your (gulp) build workflow. See example/index.html for
# the required html layout.
const Tabcordions = require('tabcordions');

window.onload = function() {
    # Without jquery
    document.querySelectorAll('.tabs').forEach(function(tabElement, i) {
        new Tabcordions({container: tabElement, tabsindex: i});
    });
    # With jquery
    $('.tabs').tabcordions();
}

Options

  • container {element} - This is the element containing the tabs class.
  • breakpoint {Number} - The screen width at which tabcordions switch between accordions and tabs.
  • tabsindex {String} - Used to keep track of tabs state.

Bugs?

File an issue and we will look into it!