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Intro.js v2.0 — Javascript framework for adding guide and screen tips
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Yup, looks useful :)
The question I’d have if I’d use it would be: Can I simplify my design to not need such a tool as an additional (UX) layer? Dunno…
@afshinmeh tell us about what updates have taken place since being featured a year ago
@bentossell The major change is adding "hint" feature. 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 data-hint attribute to the HTML elements.
Changelog:
v2.0 - 2015-12-21
- Adding hint feature
- Updating templates
v1.1.1 - 2015-09-05
- Fix versioning issue
v1.1.0 - 2015-09-01
- Fix no interaction bug
- Fix recursion bug with jQuery
- Call onexit on pressing Esc or clicking on the overlay layer
- Fix helper layer positioning issue when the content changes
- Fix transform is 'undefined' in IE 8
- Fix coding style issues
v1.0.0 - 2014-10-17
- Auto-positioning feature for tooltip box
- Add progress-bar to tooltip box
- Fix z-index issue
- Add dark template
- Fix bad sizing with Bootstrap 3
- Add disable interaction ability
- Fix code styling issues and many minor bug fixes
I'm a big fan of intro, have tried a couple other js/jquery "product tour" libraries, but this one is by far the most reliable. Glad too see the the big update finally hit.
@gorkemcetin Yes. You can change all labels or even use the RTL version of library.
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