jquery.d_modal.js demo

API

1. Create a new modal with given content:


		$.d_modal(content [, options]);

2. Turn an existing DOM element (element) into a modal:


		$element.d_modal([options]);

3. Dismiss a previously created modal:


        $modal.trigger("dismiss.d_modal");

Any valid html. Will be contained in the modal that is created.

A jQuery object. Will be turned into a modal (the class .d-modal will be added to it).

A reference to a previously created modal.

blocking (boolean): If true, the modal blocks all other interaction with the page by stretching a div.d-modal-blackness over the page, until the modal is dismissed.
dismissable (boolean): If true, the modal may be dismissed. A button for this purpose is added to the modal.

The following section contains any and all documentation of irregular behaviour or special use cases that require your attention!

Always dismiss the modal by triggering the dismiss.d_modal event, as such:


        $(".d-modal").trigger("dismiss.d_modal");

The normal jQuery calls (hide(), remove(), fadeOut(), slideUp(), etc.) may have erratic behaviour.

Calling either text() or html() to set the content of a modal will overwrite control elements used, and may have unforeseen consequences.