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widget-area

v1.12.26

Published

Show/hide different areas on the page depending on where the user clicks. Super useful.

Downloads

5

Readme

WIDGET.JS

Show/hide different areas on the page depending on where the user clicks. Super useful.

Example

<head>
  <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/widget.js"></script>
</head>
<body widget-status="mobile-sidebar:off">
  <button widget-on="mobile-sidebar">OPEN MOBILE MENU</button>
  <aside widget="mobile-sidebar" widget-clickaway="mobile-sidebar">
    <button widget-off="mobile-sidebar">CLOSE MOBILE MENU</button>
    <div>MOBILE MENU</div>
  </aside>
</body>

Attributes

  • [widget] element to show/hide when another element is clicked
  • [widget-status] store on/off status of multiple widgets
  • [widget-on] click to show widget
  • [widget-off] click to hide widget
  • [widget-clickaway] click anything else to hide widget

Notes

  • this script should be executed immediately, without a defer or async attribute
    • or this line should be added to your css: [widget] {display: none;}
  • limitations (for now -- pull requests accepted)
    • can't change more than one [widget-status] per click
      • this means you can't attach [widget-status] to more than one element in triggered element's ancestors
      • this means only one [widget-status] will change if two [widget-clickaway]s are activated