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jspanel4
A JavaScript library to create highly configurable multifunctional floating panels that can also be used as modal, tooltip, hint or contextmenu
jsPanel 4.16.1 released 2022-11-03
As of v4.11.0-beta methods
jsPanel.ajax()andjsPanel.fetch()are updated. That also affects optionscontentAjaxandcontentFetch. These updates might break existing code. So please check the docs on https://jspanel.de/
A dependency free javascript tool to create highly configurable multifunctional floating panels.
- a huge amount of options allows to configure appearance and behavior of a jsPanel
- optionally add extra toolbars to header or/and footer sections
- support for Boostrap (3 and 4) themes and Material-Design-for-Bootstrap themes is built-in
- customize the panel controls with built-in support for icon fonts Font-Awesome, Material-Icons and Glyphicon
- built-in support for RTL text direction
- via extensions you can use it alose as modal, tooltip, hint/notifier, contextmenu or dialog
- jsPanels are draggable and resizable, can be maximized, minimized and smallified
- and much more ...
jsPanel 4 homepage and documentation: https://jspanel.de
Dependencies
Just a modern mobile or desktop browser like FF, Chrome, EDGE, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi. jsPanel 4 is pure javascript and does not depend on any other library.
Include the files
The following example shows a complete html file with the minimium setup:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<title>jsPanel 4</title>
<!-- loading jsPanel css -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="dist/jspanel.css">
</head>
<body>
<!-- Your HTML goes here -->
<!-- loading jsPanel javascript -->
<script src="dist/jspanel.js"></script>
<!-- optionally load jsPanel extensions -->
<script src="dist/extensions/modal/jspanel.modal.js"></script>
// and the other extension you need
</body>
</html>
And then ...
After including all the necessary files in your project you can create a jsPanel like ...
jsPanel.create( options );
// or
var myPanel = jsPanel.create( options );
... where options is an object passing the jsPanel configuration options to the function.
Example:
jsPanel.create({
position: "left-top",
contentSize: "600 350",
contentAjax: {
url: '../path/to/the/resource',
done: function(xhr, panel) {
// the keyword "this" inside the function refers to the XMLHttpRequest object
},
fail: function(xhr, panel) {
//the keyword "this" inside the function refers to the XMLHttpRequest object
}
},
headerTitle: "my example jsPanel",
theme: "rebeccapurple",
callback: function(panel) {
// do whatever you like
// the keyword "this" inside the callback function refers to the panel
}
});
<span style='color:#563D7C;'>Version 4.16.1 2022-11-03</span>
- simplified internal code to process theme options and removed some obsolete code
- fix in css file to prevent overflowing title in minimized panel replacement
FAQs
A JavaScript library to create highly configurable multifunctional floating panels that can also be used as modal, tooltip, hint or contextmenu
The npm package jspanel4 receives a total of 1,111 weekly downloads. As such, jspanel4 popularity was classified as popular.
We found that jspanel4 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.
Package last updated on 03 Nov 2022
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