A plugin that replicates jQuery's slideToggle() function in pure JavaScript by utilizing CSS transitions with grid-template-rows.
Preview / Demo: ht-devx.github.io/slideToggle
Demo code: jsfiddle.net/ht_dev/fua53ngr
Author: HT (@ ht-devx)
Release date: 2024-06-13
Last updated: 2024-06-13 8:28PM [GMT-7]
Include the following after <head>:
<!----- 【 slideToggle: @ht-devx 】 ----->
<link href="https://ht-devx.github.io/slideToggle/slideToggle.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script src="https://ht-devx.github.io/slideToggle/slideToggle.min.js"></script>
<script>
slideToggle({
trigger: "#your_button", // change this to your trigger's selector
content: "#your_content" // change this to your content's selector
})
</script>
<style>
:root {
--SlideToggle-Speed-1: 500ms;
--SlideToggle-Speed-2: 1s;
}
/* in the next line, change .content to your content's selector */
.content:not(.slidetoggle-content){
display:none;
}
</style>What's happening in this example:
- Clicking an element called
#your_buttonwill cause an element called#your_contentto slide toggle. - On the 1st slide animation (revealing the content), it expands at the speed of
--SlideToggle-Speed-1, which is set to500ms. - On the 2nd slide animation (hiding the content), it retracts at the speed of
--SlideToggle-Speed-2, which is set to1s. - [optional]
.content:not(.slidetoggle-content)with the CSSdisplay:nonehides content until the user interacts with it.
If you have multiple contents you want to slide toggle, and want to auto-generate your trigger and content pairings based on naming patterns (e.g. numbered elements), with this HTML markup as an example (here, the numbered pattern is assigned in the data-id attribute):
<button class="button" data-id="1">one's button</button>
<div class="content" data-id="1">one's content</div>
<button class="button" data-id="2">one's button</button>
<div class="content" data-id="2">one's content</div>You can call the plugin like this:
let triggerName = "button"; // change this to your trigger selector
let attrName = "data-id"; // change this to your numbered attribute
let contentName = ".content"; // change this to your content selector
// if you modify the 3 lines above, you don't need to touch anything here
document.querySelectorAll(triggerName)?.forEach(btn => {
let getID = btn.getAttribute(attrName);
slideToggle({
trigger: btn,
content: [...document.querySelectorAll(contentName)].find(x => x.getAttribute(attrName) == getID)
})
})No visible credit/attribution is required, but please do not remove the existing credits in the code. A link to this repository would be appreciated.
If you need further assistance, please contact me at: hello.ht.dev@gmail.com
height:auto animation via grid-template-rows by Nelson Menezes.