toggler

Usage

• Import script toggler.js
  • Import script classic <script src="js/toggler.js"></script>
  • Import script ES6 import toggler from 'js-toggler
• Call function togglers when document is ready

$(function () {
    togglers.init();
});

• Mark your html buttons with class JS_toggler, a unique id string or number data-toggler-id="1" and name a group for them data-toggler-group="tab-item". Only one or many.

<ul>
    <li><a data-toggler-id="1" data-toggler-group="tab-item" class="JS_toggler active">btn 1</a></li>
    <li><a data-toggler-id="2" data-toggler-group="tab-item" class="JS_toggler">btn 2</a></li>
    <li><a data-toggler-id="3" data-toggler-group="tab-item" class="JS_toggler">btn 3</a></li>
    <li><a data-toggler-id="4" data-toggler-group="tab-item" class="JS_toggler">btn 4</a></li>
    <li><a data-toggler-id="5" data-toggler-group="tab-item" class="JS_toggler">btn 5</a></li>
</ul>

• These buttons are linked to your content divs with attribute data-toggler-itemid="1". One content div or many.

<div data-toggler-itemid="1" data-toggler-group="tab-item" class="JS_item_toggler active">
    tab content 1
</div>
<div data-toggler-itemid="2" data-toggler-group="tab-item" class="JS_item_toggler">
    tab content 2
</div>
...

• Use your own css to style .active elements !

Events / callback

Your html content can listen to events open.content and close.content Example :

$('.JS_item_toggler').on('open.content', function () {
    dosomething();
});

Todo

• Documentation

  • events

• Examples :

  • layers

Version update

1.1

• Bring params to change css class and events