@@ -64,11 +64,11 @@ <h6 class="docs-header">Why using Intro.js?</h6>
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Intro.js is developed to enable web and mobile developers to create a step-by-step introduction easily.
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< p > Intro.js is open-source and free to use. Share the project with your friends.</ p >
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- < a href ="https://twitter.com/share " class ="twitter-share-button " data-url ="http://usablica.github. com/intro.js / "> Tweet</ a >
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+ < a href ="https://twitter.com/share " class ="twitter-share-button " data-url ="http://introjs. com/ "> Tweet</ a >
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< script > ! function ( d , s , id ) { var js , fjs = d . getElementsByTagName ( s ) [ 0 ] ; if ( ! d . getElementById ( id ) ) { js = d . createElement ( s ) ; js . id = id ; js . src = "//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" ; fjs . parentNode . insertBefore ( js , fjs ) ; } } ( document , "script" , "twitter-wjs" ) ; </ script >
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- < div class ="g-plusone " data-size ="medium " data-href ="http://usablica.github. com/intro.js / "> </ div >
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+ < div class ="g-plusone " data-size ="medium " data-href ="http://introjs. com/ "> </ div >
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< script type ="text/javascript ">
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< p class ="example-description ">
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This is a basic usage of the library. You can define steps by adding < code > data-intro</ code > attribute to the HTML elements. This is the easiest way to setup your step-by-step guide.
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- < a class ="button " href ="/intro.js/ example/hello-world/index.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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+ < a class ="button " href ="/example/hello-world/index.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/hello-world/index.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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< p class ="example-description ">
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Add progress-bar to your step-by-step introduction. It's as easy as adding < code > showProgress</ code > option to your Intro.js instance (e.g. < code > introJs().setOption('showProgress', true).start();</ code > )
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- < a class ="button " href ="/intro.js/ example/hello-world/withProgress.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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+ < a class ="button " href ="/example/hello-world/withProgress.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/hello-world/withProgress.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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< p class ="example-description ">
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Hints are the new feature in Intro.js that enables you to add additional descriptions to any part of a web page. You can define hints by adding < code > data-hint</ code > attribute to the HTML elements.
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- < a class ="button " href ="/intro.js/ example/hint/index.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/hint/index.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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You can add/alter hints using JavaScript objects (or JSON). Also, you can optionally bind a function to hint events (e.g. hint click, hint close)
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- < a class ="button " href ="/intro.js/ example/programmatic/hint.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/programmatic/hint.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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< p class ="example-description ">
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You can enable or disable options like buttons, progress-bar and bullets. It's really easy to enable or disable options, call the < code > option</ code > function and pass option name (e.g. < code > setOption('showBullets', false)</ code > )
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- < a class ="button " href ="/intro.js/ example/hello-world/withoutBullets.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/hello-world/withoutBullets.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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< p class ="example-description ">
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Instead of adding < code > data-intro</ code > attribute, you can define your guide using JSON. There is a < code > steps</ code > option that accepts an array of steps.
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- < a class ="button " href ="/intro.js/ example/programmatic/index.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/programmatic/index.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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If your website is right-to-left, you can use this example for your guides. This will change the direction of all introduction elements.
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- < a class ="button " href ="/intro.js/ example/RTL/index.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/RTL/index.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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If your guide begins on a page and ends on another page, you can use multi-page option of Intro.js. This is a basic example of multi-page introductions.
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- < a class ="button " href ="/intro.js/ example/multi-page/index.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/multi-page/index.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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You can use all HTML tags for step's tooltip. For instance you can use < code > b</ code > or < code > code</ code > tags in tooltips.
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- < a class ="button " href ="/intro.js/ example/html-tooltip/index.html " target ="_blank "> Demo</ a >
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/html-tooltip/index.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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Another great feature of Intro.js is that you can define the position of tooltip box. Furthermore, you can set < code > tooltipPosition</ code > to < code > auto</ code > to align the tooltip boxes automatically.
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/auto-position/index.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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Also you can define a guide that doesn't focus on a specific element. This type of introductions can be defined using programmatic way.
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/withoutElement/index.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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There are some options to customize your guide for your website. One of them is < code > data-tooltipClass</ code > attribute that enables you to add custom CSS classes to your steps.
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< a class ="button " href ="https://github.com/usablica/intro.js/blob/master/example/custom-class/index.html " target ="_blank "> Source</ a >
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