Pure CSS Switch Button for WP Bones

Pure CSS Switch Button for WordPress/WP Bones

Requirements

This package works with a WordPress plugin written with WP Bones framework library.

Installation

You can install third party packages by using:

php bones require wpbones/pure-css-switch

I advise to use this command instead of composer require because doing this an automatic renaming will done.

You can use composer to install this package:

composer require wpbones/pure-css-switch

You may also to add " wpbones/pure-css-switch": "~0.7" in the composer.json file of your plugin:

"require": {
"php": ">=7.4",
"wpbones/wpbones": "~1.5",
" wpbones/pure-css-tabs": "~0.7"
},

and run

composer install

Development installation

Use yarn to install the development tools. Next, use gulp --production to compile the resources.

Enqueue for Controller

You can use the provider to enqueue the styles.

publicfunctionindex()
{
// enqueue the minified version
PureCSSSwitchProvider::enqueueStyles();
// ...
}

PureCSSSwitchProvider

This is a static class autoloaded by composer. You can use it to enqueue or get the styles path:

// enqueue the minified version
PureCSSSwitchProvider::enqueueStyles();
// enqueue the flat version
PureCSSSwitchProvider::enqueueStyles( false );
// return the absolute path of the minified css
PureCSSSwitchProvider::css();
// return the absolute path of the flat css
PureCSSSwitchProvider::css();

Mode

To default the switch works as on/off button. You can change the mode by setting mode property,

<?phpechoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-7' )
->mode( 'select' ); ?>

In the above example, you can use it as selector instead of on/off button.

Theme

Of course, you can switch theme by using theme property ot its fluent version. Currently, we support two theme:

• flat-round - default
• flat-square

You should use something look like:

<?phpechoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-7' )
->theme( 'flat-square' ); ?>

Examples

In your view you can use the WPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton class

echoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-1' );

echoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-2' )
->left_label( 'Swipe me' );

echoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-3' )
->right_label( 'Swipe me' );

echoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-4' )
->left_label( 'Swipe me' )
->right_label( 'Swipe me' );

echoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-5' )
->left_label( 'Swipe me' )
->checked( true );

echoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-6' )
->left_label( 'Swipe me' )
->disabled( true );

echoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-7' )
->theme( 'flat-square' );

echoWPKirk\PureCSSSwitch\Html\HtmlTagSwitchButton::name( 'test-switch-8' )
->left_label( 'Turn left' )
->right_label( 'Turn right' )
->mode( 'select' );