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Add Photoshop-like rulers and mouse position to a container element using jQuery. jQuery.Ruler is a jQuery plugin born out of sheer curiosity and on a whim. It dynamically places rulers on the x & y axes, with tick marks every 5 pixels & labels every 50 pixels. Should you wish, there are options to enable tracking of the cursor position with a crosshair and/or a box showing the coordinates within the ruler space.

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jQuery.Ruler

jQuery.Ruler is a jQuery plugin born out of sheer curiosity and on a whim. It dynamically places rulers on the x & y axes, with tick marks every 5 pixels & labels every 50 pixels. Should you wish, there are options to enable tracking of the cursor position with a crosshair and/or a box showing the coordinates within the ruler space.

Usage

Add jQuery & the Ruler plugin. jQuery.Ruler requires jQuery v1.8.0 or greater. At the time of writing jQuery v1.8.3 is the latest stable release.

<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js"></script> <script src="js/jquery.ruler.js"></script> 

Script

$(function() {     $('body').ruler();     }); 

Licensing

jQuery.Ruler is dual licensed under the MIT &amp GPL licenses.

Options

Options are set with an object as an argument to the .ruler() function call. All options are optional; the plugin will use the default values.

$(function() {     $('body').ruler({         vRuleSize: 18,         hRuleSize: 18,         showCrosshair : false,         showMousePos: true     });     }); 

option(type:default)

vRuleSize

vRuleSize(integer:18)
Width in pixels of the vertial ruler. Set to 0 to disable the vertical ruler.

hRuleSize

hRuleSize(integer:18)
Height in pixels of the horizontal ruler. Set to 0 to disable the horizontal ruler.

showCrosshair

showCrosshair(boolean:false)
Enables a dotted crosshair that spans the entire page and tracks the cursor position. Disabled on touchscreen devices due to lack of a .mousemove() event.

showMousePos

showMousePos(boolean:true)
Enables an overlay box that indicates the cursor position within the rulers. Disabled on touchscreen devices due to lack of a .mousemove() event.


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