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jvette is a lightweight, unobtrusive jQuery plugin used to create a responsive, fully evented off-canvas navigation with silky smooth CSS3 animations.

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jVette

jVette is a native inspired off canvas library powered by jQuery.

  • Small footprint (3.7k gzipped)
  • Silky smooth CSS3 animations
  • Unobtrusive; requires no structural markup changes
  • Fully evented
  • Perfect compliment to any responsive design

Live Examples

jVette Official

For installation & examples, checkout: http://jvette.io

Demo

This is included with the GitHub Repo http://explodybits.com/github/jvette/

Getting Started

Add the references to the jVette assets.

<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en-US">     <head xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">         <!-- jVette assets -->         <link rel="stylesheet" href="//path-to-your-css/vendor/jvette/jvette.css" />         <script src="//path-to-your-js/vendor/jvette/jvette.js"></script>     </head>     <body>…</body> </html>

Next, add trigger attributes:

Add the data attribute data-jv-trigger with a value of left | right | close.
If jVette is enabled, the element(s) marked with data-jv-trigger will open/close the targeted panel.

<!-- opens left panel --> <button data-jv-trigger="left" />  <!-- opens right panel --> <button data-jv-trigger="right" />  <!-- closes the open panel --> <button data-jv-trigger="close" />

Learn more about element trigger(s).

Okay, now define your content elements:

Add the data attribute data-jv-content with a value of left | right to define which panel the content block belongs to.

<!-- content for left panel --> <div data-jv-content="left">Left</div>  <!-- content for right panel --> <div data-jv-content="right">Right</div>  <!-- specifying content order with data-jv-order attribute --> <div data-jv-content="left" data-jv-order="1">Second</div>

Learn more about element content element(s).

Almost there… invoke jVette:

jVette is a singleton and can be invoked with or without the new operator.

<script> /**<![CDATA[*/ ;(function(jVette) {     // passing options to jVette, this is only allowed once     jVette && jVette({          // slide speed        ,slide: {             duration: 500         }          // event handler(s)        ,open: function(e)         {}         ,close: function(e)         {}     });      })(window.jVette); /**]]>*/ </script>

jVette default options:

var defaults = {     // enabled by default     disabled: false    ,transforms: true     //  animation    ,slide: {         easing: 'swing'        ,duration: 350      }    // TouchSwipe (if available) options    ,swipe: {        threshold: 10       ,allowPageScroll: 'vertical'                         }    // events    ,onenable: function(e) {}    ,onenabled: function(e) {}    ,ondisable: function(e) {}    ,ondisabled: function(e) {}    ,onopen: function(e) {}    ,onopened: function(e) {}    ,onclose: function(e) {}    ,onclosed: function(e) {}    ,onchanged: function(e) {} };

Learn more about invocation & options.


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