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A client-side library to make absolutely positioned elements attach to elements in the page efficiently.

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What is tether?

The 'tether' npm package is a JavaScript library for efficiently positioning elements on a web page. It allows you to attach elements to other elements, ensuring that they stay in the correct position even when the page is scrolled or resized.

What are tether's main functionalities?

Basic Tethering

This feature allows you to attach an element (e.g., a tooltip) to another element (e.g., a button). The 'attachment' and 'targetAttachment' properties define how the elements are positioned relative to each other.

const Tether = require('tether');

const tether = new Tether({
  element: document.querySelector('#tooltip'),
  target: document.querySelector('#button'),
  attachment: 'top left',
  targetAttachment: 'bottom left'
});

Constraints

This feature allows you to add constraints to the tethered element, ensuring it stays within the bounds of a specified container (e.g., the window). The 'constraints' property takes an array of constraint objects.

const Tether = require('tether');

const tether = new Tether({
  element: document.querySelector('#tooltip'),
  target: document.querySelector('#button'),
  attachment: 'top left',
  targetAttachment: 'bottom left',
  constraints: [{
    to: 'window',
    attachment: 'together'
  }]
});

Offset

This feature allows you to specify an offset for the tethered element. The 'offset' property takes a string with the horizontal and vertical offsets.

const Tether = require('tether');

const tether = new Tether({
  element: document.querySelector('#tooltip'),
  target: document.querySelector('#button'),
  attachment: 'top left',
  targetAttachment: 'bottom left',
  offset: '10px 20px'
});

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