Few containers and classes means implementation is a breeze.
Just like mom used to make. Momentum scrolling in sidebars and smart fallbacks for browsers that don’t support it.
No theme, just barebones HTML and CSS. Pikabu is super customizable to your needs.
This thing works on everything. We progressively enhance the experience for devices that support it.
This module is also hosted on Mobify's CDN
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//cdn.mobify.com/modules/pikabu/0.2.1/pikabu.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="//cdn.mobify.com/modules/pikabu/0.2.1/pikabu-theme.css">
<script src="//cdn.mobify.com/modules/pikabu/0.2.1/pikabu.min.js"></script>
First create an instance of Pikabu like this:
// All options are optional
var pikabu = new Pikabu({
viewportSelector: '.m-pikabu-viewport',
// Specify left and right sidebar widths independently
widths: {
left: '70%', // slide-in from left
right: '70%' // slide-in from right
}
});
Next create the following markup...
Pikabu assumes a containing viewport, one or two sidebars and a main content container. By default these are prefixed with 'm-pikabu-', but you can easily set your own classes (see options below).
<!-- the viewport -->
<div class="m-pikabu-viewport">
<!-- the left sidebar -->
<div class="m-pikabu-sidebar m-pikabu-left">
<!-- left sidebar content -->
<h2>Left Sidebar Content</h2>
</div>
<!-- the main page content -->
<div class="m-pikabu-container">
<header>
<a class="m-pikabu-nav-toggle" data-role="left">
Left Menu
</a>
<h1>Pikabu</h1>
<a class="m-pikabu-nav-toggle" data-role="right">
Right Menu
</a>
</header>
<section>
<!-- Body content goes in here -->
<h2>
<strong>Pikabu</strong>
is a speedy, flexible framework
for off-canvas flyout panels.
</h2>
<p>
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,
consectetur adipisicing elit.
</p>
</section>
</div>
<!-- the right sidebar -->
<div class="m-pikabu-sidebar m-pikabu-right">
<!-- right sidebar content -->
Right
</div>
</div>
var pikabu = new Pikabu({
// The viewport encapsulates all content & pikabu sidebars on the page.
viewportSelector: '.m-pikabu-viewport',
// If you'd like to request different elements be used as controls, you
// can easily override any of the default pikabu class names.
// IMPORTANT: If you change the class names here, please remember to
// change the appropriate classes in the stylesheets as well.
selectors: {
element: '.m-pikabu-container', // Selector for page content
navToggles: '.m-pikabu-nav-toggle', // Pikabu toggle button
overlay: '.m-pikabu-overlay', // Click-to-close overlay
// Sidebars
common: '.m-pikabu-sidebar', // Base class for either sidebar
left: '.m-pikabu-left', // Left sidebar class
right: '.m-pikabu-right' // Right sidebar class
},
// Specify left and right sidebar widths independently
widths: {
left: '70%',
right: '70%'
},
// Functions to trigger on initializing, opening and closing the sidebar
onInit: function() { ... },
onOpened: function() { ... },
onClosed: function() { ... }
});
window smooth scrolling
pikabu.scrollTo(500);
Returns information about the device, such as:
pikabu.device({
has3d: [true for 3d transitions],
hasOverflowScrollingTouch: [true overflow scrolling],
height: [returns document height],
isAndroid: [returns true if the device is an Android],
isLegacyAndroid: [returns true if the android < 2.3],
supportsTransitions: [true for transitions],
transitionEvent: [event fired on transition],
width: [returns document width]
});
opens the given sidebar
pikabu.openSidebar('right');
closes all given sidebars
pikabu.closeSidebars();
returns the active sidebar
pikabu.activeSidebar // 'left' or 'right'
get the Zepto/jQuery active sidebar object
pikabu.$sidebars[pikabu.activeSidebar] //
Fires an event when pikabu is initialized.
onInit: function() {...}
Fires an event when pikabu is opened.
onOpened: function() {...}
Fires an event when pikabu is closed.
onClosed: function() {...}
The following mobile browsers are fully supported:
Browser | Version |
---|---|
Mobile Safari | 3.1.3+ |
Android Browser | 2.1+ |
Android Chrome | 1.0+ |
Android Firefox | 1.0+ |
The following mobile browsers have degraded support:
Browser | Version |
---|---|
Windows Phone | 7.5 |
The follow desktop browsers are fully supported:
Browser | Version |
---|---|
Safari | 4.0+ |
Firefox | 4.0+ |
Chrome | 12.0+ |
Opera | 12.0+ |
Internet Explorer | 10.0+ |
The following desktop browsers have degraded support:
Browser | Version |
---|---|
Internet Explorer | 8.0,9.0 |
Firefox | 3.5,3.6 |
Please see the project's GitHub page for details contributing. In order to build the files, you will need node.js 0.8.x and npm.
npm install -g grunt-cli
npm install
grunt
The build directory will be populated with minified versions of the css and javascript files and a .zip of the original source files (for distribution and use with whatever build system you might use).
Licensed under the MIT License