Author: | danrschlosser |
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Views Total: | 719 views |
Official Page: | Go to website |
Last Update: | July 30, 2015 |
License: | MIT |
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Description:
substituteteacher.js is a simple-to-use yet fully configurable JavaScript library for rotating through an array of sentences like a text rotator.
How to use it:
Download and include the substituteteacher.js script on your html page.
<script src="path/to/substituteteacher.js"></script>
Add an array of sentences you want to rotate through and star the rotation using using run()
method.
new Sub([ "A daring JavaScript library for subsitute teachers", "A hilarious JavaScript library for awesome taglines", "A sveltee JavaScript library for sweet taglines", "A badass JavaScript library for sliding fun", "A JavaScript library for word substitution", ], {/*OPTIONS HERE*/}).run();
Available options.
// Id of the injection point for HTML containerId: "sub" // Namespace to prepend to classes used internally namespace: "sub" // Number of milliseconds between each change interval: 5000 // Number of milliseconds that each step of the animation should take speed: 200 // True to enable console logging verbose: false // True if the first sentence to appear should be random random: false // True if the sentences should be ordered to minimize the number of changes performed best: true