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Methods
setTappedState(element, tappedClassopt, nullable, tappedDurationopt, nullable) → {Basic.Deferred}
Sets a "tapped" state on an element (via a CSS class), which removes itself again after a short time.
The sole reason for doing this, is to be able to apply styling to a tap/click action across devices without
trailing styles, which would result by using something like :focus.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
element |
HTMLElement | the link to augment, has to be a node where we can set a "href" attribute |
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tappedClass |
String |
<optional> <nullable> |
'tapped' | the CSS class to set on the element to signify the "tapped" state |
tappedDuration |
Number |
<optional> <nullable> |
200 | the duration in milliseconds, the "tapped" state should last |
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Throws:
error if element is not an HTMLElement
Returns:
resolves with the element, when the tapped state ends
- Type
- Basic.Deferred
Example
setTappedState(link);
setTappedState(link, 'clicked', 500);