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animatedModal.js is a javascript plugin to create modals with CSS3 animations. You can use animate.css or create your own CSS3 animations.

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animatedModal.js

animatedModal.js is a javascript plugin to create a fullscreen modal with CSS3 transitions. You can use the transitions from animate.css or create your own transitions. This is a fork of João Pereira's jquery plugin without the need for jQuery. It also brings basic IE9 support (without animations) and modals can be closed using the escape key.

Note that I've removed a lot of the inline styling that the original jQuery plugin added. As such you'll need to do a little more work to get it operational, trade off means more control regarding styling.

Installation

If you're rocking bower then bower install jsanimatedmodal --save

Otherwise either clone or download to add to your project like any other javascript file.

Usage

HTML

Whatever element you're using for the modal you'll likely want to add animated and animated-modal classes by default.

<div id="your-modal" class="animated animated-modal">
    <div class="close-modal">Close</div>
    <!-- your content -->
</div>

CSS

If you plan to use with Dan Eden's animate css (which you do) then you'll need to include animate.css If you're rocking libsass then checkout Tom Gillard's Sass port.

The following is required for hiding and showing the modal.

.animated-modal {
    animation-duration: 0.5s;
    background-color: rgb(57, 190, 185);
    height: 100%;
    left: 0;
    opacity: 0;
    overflow-y: auto;
    position: fixed;
    top: 0;
    visibility: hidden;
    width: 100%;
    z-index: -10;
}

.animated-modal-on {
    opacity: 1;
    visibility: visible;
    z-index: 10;
}

Javascript

First create an instance of a modal and supply your [Options].

var modal = new AnimatedModal({
    color:'#39BEB9'
});

Then use a click event attached to an element to open the modal.

document.getElementById('my-modal-button').addEventListener('click', function(ev) {
    ev.preventDefault();
    modal.open();
});

Options

The following options can be declared when creating a new AnimatedModal:

animatedIn: 'zoomIn', // the animate.css / animation class name to apply for open animation.
animatedOut: 'zoomOut', // the animate.css / animation class name to apply for close animation.
closeBtn: '.close-modal', // A reference to the element in your content that closes the modal.
// closeBtn can be false to handle closing externally e.g. using a framework like Knockout.
modalBaseClass: 'animated-modal', // used for applying 'on' and 'off' classes to the modal
modalTarget: 'animated-modal', // the ID of the modal or a DOM element.

Callbacks

The following callbacks are available:

afterClose: null, // function to fire when the animation has completed on close
afterOpen: null, // function to fire when the animation has completed on open
beforeClose: null, // function to fire before the close animation starts
beforeOpen: null, // function to fire before the open animation starts
escClose: null, // function to fire on esc key close.

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animatedModal.js is a javascript plugin to create modals with CSS3 animations. You can use animate.css or create your own CSS3 animations.

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