jQuery Picturetape

Tape your pictures to any DOM element. In a flexible way.

Installation

You can clone this repository, download the ZIP on the right, or simply use Bower:

bower install jquery-picturetape 

Include the file dist/jquery-picturetape.js in your project and you can start using it.

Quickstart

$(selector).picturetape({ 	src: 'path/to/image', 	x: 0, // A numeric value to specify the x position relative to the parents width. 	y: 0, // A numeric value to specify the y position relative to the parents height. 	offset_x: 0, // A numeric value to specify a absolute pixel offset on the x-axis. 	offset_y: 0, // A numeric value to specify a absolute pixel offset on the y-axis. 	anchor_x: 0, // A numeric value to specify the anchor of image relative to its width. 	anchor_y: 0 // A numeric value to specify the anchor of image relative to its height. });	 

The selector is the parent the picture is attached to.

Documentation

Please find the extensive documentation here http://triggercode.github.io/jquery-picturetape.

For Developers

We prefer to write Coffeescript. That means we need to compile the Coffeescript sources into Javascript. That is done using the gulp build system. Gulp depends on Node.js so you might want to install it.

Building it yourself

1. Install node

2. Clone/Fork the repository

3. Install all dependencies for the build system:

   jquery-picturetape npm install

Then you can use the following command to build the Javascript files:

gulp 

Or you can use the watch task let the files compile on filechanges:

gulp watch 

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a pull request