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| author | DanielSuissa <the.upper.bound@gmail.com> | Tue Nov 07 00:17:07 2017 +0200 |
| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Tue Nov 07 00:17:07 2017 +0200 |
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windows-js
A concept library for making your website take next step in becoming a desktop application like
This is still a work in progress
- Arrange your information within natural behaving Windows
<app-window caption="my content">
<app-window-body border="yes" bordercolor="white" bgcolor="transparent" scroll="auto">
<!-- Your Content Here -->
</app-window-body>
</app-window>
- Group related topics by creating Tabs
<app-window caption="exprerimental tabs">
<tabs-controller>
<tab-controller name="settingsTab" caption="settings">
<!-- content #1 -->
</tab-controller>
<tab-controller name="activationTab" caption="activation">
<!-- content #2 -->
</tab-controller>
<tab-controller name="tableTab" caption="table">
<!-- content #3 -->
</tab-controller>
</tabs-controller>
</app-window>
Change entire appearance using css
Use multiscreen-option while enabling users to smoothly drag windows from one chrome page to another. Try activating:
Application.screeensApi.extend()
Then put both windows side by side, now drag :)
You can now extend to whatever number of screens you like.
Drag your windows between browser instances 