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tangle-doc

v1.1.8

Published

Tangle.js for the modern web

Readme

tangle-doc

Tangle.js for the modern web.

This is meant to be as backwards-compatible as possible. The main benefit here is sourcing the code from a CDN. I also added a pure-CSS paper shadow effect.

Usage

  1. Link to CDN styles and scripts in your html header
    • <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://unpkg.com/tangle-doc@^1/styles/TangleKit.css">
    • <script type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/tangle-doc@^1/umd/Tangle.min.js"></script>
  2. Every div with a class Tangle will be styled as a Tangle document (with the paper effect). All tangle classes (e.g. TKAdjustableNumber) also come with a default style. You can override any of these classes in your own stylesheets.
  3. Write normal Tangle html inside your example (see the original API).
  4. Use the global Tangle variable to instantiate a tangle object using the DOM element you chose in step (2).

Simple example

See example/test.html for details.

Contributing

If you like where this is heading, please submit an issue or PR with any suggestions.