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center_popup
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A library for creating a centered popup window
As a native plugin:
// 1. Use for type "custom"
// define the html element to use
<div id="popup">Hello World</div>
// custom's opts sets the target choose for creating instance(which is ID popup element)
var opts = { target: '#popup', type: 'custom' };
var popup = new Popup(document.getElementById('popup'), opts);
// Open this popup.
popup.open();
// or
popup.fadeIn(0.3);
// Close this popup.
popup.close();
// or
popup.fadeOut(0.3);
// 2. Use for type "image"
// define the html element to use
<div id="popup" data-src="./example.jpg">Hello World</div>
// custom's opts sets the image's style(also can be set by default class is 'popup_image')
var opts = { target: '#popup', type: 'image' };
var popup = new Popup(document.getElementById('popup'), opts);
// Open this popup.
popup.open();
// or
popup.fadeIn(0.3);
// Close this popup.
popup.close();
// or
popup.fadeOut(0.3);
target
Type: String
set for target's dom name, eg. '#popup'
type
Type: String
Value: custom
or image
choose type of the popup window, now only support 'custom' & 'image'.
open()
Type: String
Display a centered popup window.
close()
Close the centered popup window.
fadeIn(seconds)
Type: Number
Default: 0.3
FadeIn the centered popup window in specific time.
fadeOut(seconds)
Type: Number
Default: 0.3
FadeOut the centered popup window in specific time.
Under the MIT license.
FAQs
A library for creating a centered popup window
The npm package center_popup receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, center_popup popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that center_popup demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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