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zed-shadow

v0.0.2

Published

Zed - The true elevation library

Readme

ZED

ZED stands for Z-Elevation based Drop-shadows. (It's also the correct way to pronounce the last letter in the alphabet 🇨🇦)

ZED creates more realistic-looking overlapping drop-shadows. The way drop-shadows are drawn by default in CSS doesn't take other elements into account. ZED draws shadows that get cast on other elevated elements, creating a more realistic effect.

Installation

To install ZED, install it from NPM

npm i zed-shadow

Usage

Initialization

import Zed from 'zed-shadow'

// Initialize Zed with a DOM element, or a selector string

const Z = new Zed('#shadow-container')
// or 
const Z = new Zed(document.getElementByID('#shadow-container)) 

Add the zed attribute to the DOM elements you want to elevate

<main id="shadow-container">
  <div zed="2">This div has a level 2 shadow</div>
  <div zed="4">This div has a level 4 shadow</div>
</main>

Include Zed styles in your main/global css file

  @import url('../path/to/node_modules/zed-shadow/lib/zed.css'); 

Modifying the default shadow distance

If you want to change the definition of 1 zed unit, modify it with

let x = 2 // any number

Z.setElevationIncrement(x)
Z.update() // Need to redraw the shadows

Updating shadows

To update the zed attribute of an element, this still needs to be done manually

Z.update()

See the current vue example.

Live updating should be coming soon!

Examples

See the demo directory to see examples in some common frameworks.