Author: | jonchretien |
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Last Update: | March 2, 2016 |
License: | MIT |
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Description:
tickit is a vanilla JavaScript ticker library that uses CSS3 transitions to rotate through an array of text at a certain speed.
How to use it:
Put the CSS file in the document’s head section.
<link href="tickit.css" rel="stylesheet">
Create a container for the ticker.
<div id="tickit" class="tickit"> <div class="tickit-inner js-tickit-inner"></div> </div>
Put the JavaScript file at the end of the document.
<script src="tickit.js"></script>
Pass the following configs to the ticker.
var config = { data: ['item 1', 'item 2', 'item 3'], selector: '#tickit', duration: 1000, initialPos: -15, behavior: 'scroll' };
Initialize the ticker.
var ticker = Tickit(config).init();
References.
- config: Tickit configuration values.
- config.data: The text to display.
- config.selector: The id for the container element.
- config.duration: The animation duration.
- config.initialPos: The initial offset position.
- config.behavior: The user interaction behavior.