GMENU

Simple, pure JS solution for responsive menu.
It works perfectly on touch and click devices with different screen sizes.

For IE9 there is one required dependency, and for IE8 two. In IE8 script wont't run - so hide it in IE comment. Anyway menu still uses CSS hover selector to open submenus. There is probably nobody using that browser on device with touch.

Features

Lightweight - 2kB
Responsive
Touch friendly
Fast
Multi-level support
Submenus with link

Animations and other fancy things

It's up to you to add them, GMenu provides only basic functionality. If you'll see how plugin works then, customization for you should be easy.

How it works?

Basically JS script is responsible for adding and removing gmenu-active class same way as :hover works.

Clicking on .gmenu-submenu toggles gmenu-active class in it, and adds same class for all parent elements with gmenu-submenu class.

Clicking on .gmenu-burger opens top level menu or closes all if menu's open.

Rest of magic is done by CSS

There're two types of menu collapsed, expanded. You can choose in CSS min-width for expanded.

For expanded there is used :hover selector to open menus.

For collapsed there is displayed a.gmenu-burger. Clicking it adds class gmenu-active to .gmenu. Another click removes all gmenu-active classes.

When top-level menu has .gmenu-active class, .gmenu-burger:after is used to display "Close menu" box in collapsed view

li.gmenu-submenu tells script that this element has submenu. Clicking on it toggles .gmenu-active classes

Fig. 1
Menu item with submenu

             +-----+----> li:before*
             v     v
+------------------+----> li element
v                  v

+------------+-----+
|  Category  |  +  |   
+------------+-----+

^            ^
+------------+----------> a element

* - Yes! It's :before, because on mobile it's displayed on the left side. Mobile first, saving bytes, blah, blah, blah...

li elements have a link, so when link is clicked module doesn't prevents it's behavior, so browser will follow link. To provide open/close submenu it's necesary to show a bit of li.gmenu-submenu with padding or like I did with :before

Options

To be honest, I don't belive that somebody will use that, but I wanted to have options in my plugin :)

var gmenu = gmenu('gmenu', {
	topScroll: true,
});

topScroll

Defines whethner scroll to opened menu position when clicking burger. In default CSS mobile menu opens allways on document top, so if burger is far down, then after open menu won't be visible

Known things (not a bugs, but should be mentioned)

Some of you may say that top level menu shouldn't have gmenu-submenu class, because it's obvious, but I didn't want to make checks for that in JS
When closing submenu collapsed view, top menu still has .gmenu-active class. This makes menu opening when viewport size changes to collapsed view (ie. when phone rotates from landscape to portait, then menu will open)

Copy - paste

CSS file

To put inside html tag

To save requests I recommend to copy content of gmenu.css to your css file

<!-- GMenu CSS -->
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="gmenu.css">

Menu structure

<div id='my-gmenu' class='gmenu gmenu-submenu'>  
	<a class='gmenu-burger' href='#'>Burger</a>  
	<ul>  
		<li class="gmenu-submenu">  
			<a href='#'>One</a>  
			<ul>  
				<li><a href='#'>Lorem</a></li>  
				<li><a href='#'>ipsum</a></li>  
				<li><a href='#'>dolor</a></li>  
			</ul>  
		</li>  
		<li>  
			<a href='#'>Two</a>  
		</li>  
		<li>  
			<a href='#'>Three</a>  
		</li>  
	</ul>  
</div>

Load scripts

Paste this before body ends

<!-- IE9 classList support -->  
<!--[if IE 9]>  
<script type="text/javascript" src='classList.min.js'></script>  
<![endif]-->
<!--[if gte IE 9]><!-->  
<script type="text/javascript" src='gmenu.js'></script>  
<!--<![endif]-->

Run the script

It's important to paste it after menu structure, and after script loading

<script type="text/javascript">
	gmenu('my-gmenu');
</script>

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