WidgetPop JS – Multipurpose Ready-made Popup Templates

Here's a comprehensive tutorial on using the WidgetPop JS Multipurpose Ready-made Popup Templates. Let's start with a brief introduction:

WidgetPop JS: A Multi-Purpose Ready-made Popup Template

WidgetPop is a powerful and versatile plugin that allows you to easily create custom popups and modals for your web applications. With its straightforward API and a wide range of pre-designed templates, you can quickly create modal windows, tooltips, menus, and more. This tutorial will guide you on how to use the widgetPop JS multipurpose popup templates to enhance your user experience and improve your web application's functionality.

Getting Started with WidgetPop JS

Before we dive into the tutorial, here are the basic steps to get started with WidgetPop JS:

1. Include the WidgetPop JS plugin in your HTML file.
2. Create a reference to the plugin in your JavaScript code.
3. Choose a template from the pre-designed templates provided.

Step 1: Include the WidgetPop JS Plugin

To include the WidgetPop JS plugin in your HTML file, add the following script tag:

<script src="path/to/widgetpop.min.js"></script>

Replace path/to with the actual path where you've saved the widgetpop.min.js file. Alternatively, you can install the plugin using npm and include it in your application:

npm install widgetpop

Then, include the script in your HTML file using the following code:

<script src="node_modules/widgetpop/dist/widgetpop.min.js"></script>

Step 2: Create a Reference to the Plugin in Your JavaScript Code

Next, create a reference to the WidgetPop JS plugin in your JavaScript code by adding the following code:

const popup = new WidgetPop();

This code creates an instance of the WidgetPop class, which you'll use to create and display your popup.

Step 3: Choose a Template from the Pre-designed Templates

WidgetPop provides a range of pre-designed templates that you can choose from. These templates provide a starting point for customizing your popup's look and feel. Here's a list of the built-in templates:

• popup-basic
• popup-message
• popup-form
• popup-gallery
• popup-modal *...and many more!

Each template has its own HTML structure and CSS stylesheets. You can choose any template that suits your requirement and customize it further by adding your own HTML elements, CSS styles, or JavaScript code.

Tutorials and Examples

Once you've chosen a template, you can start experimenting with the plugin's settings and options. Here's a step-by-step tutorial on how to use a basic popup template:

Tutorial: Creating a Basic Popup

1. Create an HTML element with the popup's content:

   <div id="popup"></div>

   Replace <id=“popup"> with the actual element ID you want to give your popup.

2. Create a JavaScript code block to create and display the popup:

   <script>
   const popup = new WidgetPop({
   template: 'popup-basic',
   content: '',
   width: 600,
   height: 400,
   animationSpeed: 300,
   });
   popup.show(); // Display the popup on the page
   </script>

   In the above code, we:

• Create an instance of the WidgetPop class using the new operator.
• Set the popup's template to popup-basic.
• Set the popup's content to a blank string ('').
• Set the width and height of the popup to 600x400 pixels.
• Set the animation speed to 300 milliseconds.
• Call the show() method to display the popup on the page.

1. CSS Stylesheet: You'll also need a stylesheet for this popup. You can import the built-in CSS from the WidgetPop plugin and customize it further:

   
   /* Importing WidgetPop basic.css from assets folder */
   @import "./assets/widgetpop-basic.min.css";

/ Custom style for the popup / .widgetpop-basic { padding: 20px; border: 2px solid #ccc; border-radius: 10px; width: 600px; height: 400px; background: #fff; padding: 20px; font-size: 16px; box-shadow: 0px 0px 30px #ded3aa; }

In the above code, we customize the popup's styles as per our requirement.

Tips and Tricks:

* Remember to include the necessary external libraries (e.g. jQuery) if required in your popup.
* Debug your popup by inspecting the HTML and CSS attributes in your browser's debugger.
* Experiment with various popup templates and customize as needed.

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