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tailwind-hamburgers

v1.3.5

Published

Hamburger menus built with Tailwind CSS

Downloads

9,277

Readme

Tailwind Hamburgers

Zero-dependency, hamburger menus built with Tailwind CSS.

Demo

You can check out the demo here.

Usage

  1. Install a plugin
npm install tailwind-hamburgers --save

// or

yarn add tailwind-hamburgers --save
  1. Add a plugin to Tailwind
// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
  ...
  plugins: [require('tailwind-hamburgers')],
}
  1. Add an hamburger to a markup
<div class="tham tham-e-squeeze tham-w-6">
  <div class="tham-box">
    <div class="tham-inner" />
  </div>
</div>
  1. Trigger class name for active state

Toggle tham-active class on the element with tham class name.

Customization

Size

You can set a size of hamburger menu by adding class to element with tham class name.

| Class | Properties | |---|---| | tham-w-4 | height: 16px; width: 10px; | | tham-w-5 | height: 20px; width: 12.5px; | | tham-w-6 | height: 24px; width: 15px; | | tham-w-7 | height: 28px; width: 17.5px; | | tham-w-8 | height: 32px; width: 20px; | | tham-w-9 | height: 36px; width: 22.5px; | | tham-w-10 | height: 40px; width: 25px; | | tham-w-11 | height: 44px; width: 27.5px; | | tham-w-12 | height: 48px; width: 30px; |

Color

You can set a color of hamburger menu by adding class to element with tham-inner class name. For example: bg-indigo-500, bg-green-300, bg-gray-900.

See full documentation about background colors

Credits

This project is a port for Jonathan Suh project, huge kudos to him!

License

MIT