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materialize-stepper
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A little plugin, inspired by MDL-Stepper, that implements a stepper to Materializecss framework.
A little plugin, inspired by MDL-Stepper, that implements a stepper to Materializecss framework.
Demo: https://kinark.github.io/Materialize-stepper/
Codepen Playground: http://codepen.io/Kinark/pen/VKrjJp
The documentation once belonged to this readme, before the force's sleep. However, it's awaken once more, in the gh-pages this time.
None, I think :)
Every command works like an accordion collapsible. If you trigger "openStep(step)" or "nextStep()", it'll close the active step, remove any feedback screen and execute their functions.
"prevStep()" won't close the feedback loading screen.
Just visit CHANGELOG file.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Hey!
Did you like the stepper? I hope you did!
If you did, why not buy me a coffe? :D
3.0.0-beta.1 (05/11/18)
In this version a master refactoring was made. Total modularization of CSS (with SASS), refacoring of all the javascript,
active
on the step;new
;validationFunction
in the options and return a boolean (more in the docs);resetStepper
and autoFocusInput
are still missing;showError
function were removed;FAQs
A little plugin, inspired by MDL-Stepper, that implements a stepper to Materializecss framework.
The npm package materialize-stepper receives a total of 2,954 weekly downloads. As such, materialize-stepper popularity was classified as popular.
We found that materialize-stepper 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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