Javve

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by Javve 15y ago
Good idea! The id-parameter could absolutely be a element instead, will add that to next release. But one point with only allowing id i.e is consistency.
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by Javve 15y ago
Agreed, I removed all of it!
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by Javve 15y ago
I have optimized the script so that only 200 items are visible by default (change with options = { maxVisibleItemsCount: int }) this makes it possible to add large amounts (100 000+) items into the list without problems (except for sorting,
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by Javve 15y ago
Good point about the fold and the name. I added the name to the menu and maybe I will make the logo smaller. I also added a note about that the contacts-example could contain bugs. My purpose with the example is the show the possibilities w
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by Javve 15y ago
Think I have to put a headline describing the list! Wait 5min :)
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by Javve 15y ago
It is a working example on the first page? :)
37.
by Javve 15y ago
I really changed it ;)
38.
by Javve 15y ago
The reason is simply that I wanted it to be as simple as possible, but if it seems to be a common request I could add support for data-attributes! (and yes, it "works" in IE, by using getAttribute())
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by Javve 15y ago
List.js works on most stuff. Tables, ul, divs, ol, spans, etc. Example 2 at http://listjs.com/examples.html uses tables e.g
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by Javve 15y ago
It's using a really simple algorithm, but I will definitely update it in later releases! I may update the examples but, I want to keep them as simple as possible, just enough to show some of the possibilities with List.js
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by Javve 15y ago
Hehe, its fix'd now. 7 KB!