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viewport.jquery
DESCRIPTION
viewport is a simple but handy jQuery plugin that adds methods and CSS selectors to check if the element is in a certain viewport. Furthermore - you will be able to check the position relation of two separate elements even if the are not kin. The plugin uses getBoundingClientRect() to determine element positions so be sure it meets your browser support requirements. ] version 1. x.x uses different detection principles, which will work in almost any browser but work 10-30 times slower.
Features
- jQuery 3+ (written and tested with 3.3.1)
- Download it from GitHub, or install via NPM
- viewport.jquery provides you two different way of relation detection: CSS pseudo-selectors and jQuery methods
- CSS pseudo-selectors
- Plugin uses getBoundingClientRect() to determine elements positions so be sure it meets your browser support the requirements
- Include it in your JS code or link it in html page
Programming Language
JavaScript
Categories
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