This is a minimalist solution to replace native scrollbars. No more "big features" will be added, so, if this don't cover your needs, I highly recommend perfect-scrollbar.
You can choose one of these options:
- Download the latest release.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/neiker/barrita.git - Or just use Bower:
bower install barrita
Basic usage:
$('#scrolleable').barrita(options);AMD Basic usage:
require('barrita', function(barrita) {
barrita($('#scrolleable'), options);
});Manually update scrollbar size on each load image event:
var $scrolleable = $("#scrolleable");
$scrolleable.barrita({resize: 'manual'});
$scrolleable.find('img').on('load', function (e) {
$scrolleable.barrita('resize');
});Listen to positionChange event:
var $scrolleable = $("#scrolleable");
$scrolleable.barrita({hoverTimeout: 0});
$scrolleable.on('barrita:positionChange', function(e, data) {
console.log(data);
});For better understanding see index.html source.
Listen to content/wrapper size changes and adapt scrollbar. I suggest to use 'manual' as value here to improve performance, and then, manually call resize action when you need it (window/wrapper resize, new content, show/hide content, etc). Default: auto
Remove 'hover' class from element after x ms than mouseout event was triggered. Use 'false' to avoid this behavior and never hide the scrollbar or 0 to immediately hide it. Default: 500
Params: barrita instance.
Params: Object cointaining: scrollTop (int), onTop (bool) and onBottom (bool) properties.
Restore original element.
$("#scrolleable").barrita('destroy');Recalculate bar size.
$("#scrolleable").barrita('resize');Set scrollTop property.
$("#scrolleable").barrita('setPosition', 600);Add content to the scrolled element.
$("#scrolleable").barrita('addContent', "<h1>Some title</h1>h1>");Empty the scrolled element and sets a new content.
$("#scrolleable").barrita('setContent', "<h1>Some title</h1>h1>");- es5-shim (Only if you want to support IE6/7/8)
- Improve personalization options.
- Better browser compatibility.
If you have any suggestion or improve, feel free of make a pull request with your changes or contact me on twitter (@neiker) if you have a great idea but you are too lazy to code it.
Please, respect basic code style guidelines:
- 4 spaces indentation
- Use descriptive variable and method names
- Remove trailing whitespace
- Use curly braces for single-line control flow statements
- (try to) respect max cyclomatic complexity
- Dont't forgot to writte optional semicolons.
Just use grunt jshint to check if you don't break any of these rules. Also, you will find useful grunt build (prod compile) and grunt (dev compile + watch).
They sucks, I know it.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2014 Javier Alejandro Alvarez neiker@gmail.com
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