Welcome to the world of eqio—a tiny, yet powerful solution that offers a fresh take on responsive web design. It allows components to adjust their styles based on their width rather than being confined to browser width. Imagine if your clothes could fit differently based on your mood; that’s what eqio does for web components!

Table of Contents

• Demo
• Installation
  • npm
  • Direct script include
• Usage
  • The HTML
  • The CSS
  • The JavaScript

Demo

A complete demo is available here: Demo Link.

Installation

To get started, you’ll need to install eqio. You can do this using npm or by directly including the script in your HTML.

npm

npm install eqio --save

Direct script include

<script src="https://unpkg.com/eqio/dist/eqio.min.js"></script>

Usage

Once you have eqio included in your project, it’s time for the fun part—usage!

The HTML

First, you need to set up your HTML structure properly:

<div class="media-object eqio" data-eqio-sizes='[400, 700]' data-eqio-prefix="media-object">
    …
</div>

In this example:

• The component will adapt when its width is 400px or smaller (acting like max-width).
• It will also adapt when the width is 700px or larger (acting like min-width).
• Classes media-object-eqio-400 and media-object-eqio-700 will be applied as required.

The CSS

Now, let’s write the corresponding CSS:

.media-object-eqio-400 {
    /* customizations when less than or equal to 400px */
}
.media-object-eqio-700 {
    /* customizations when greater than or equal to 700px */
}

Note:

• The special characters in eqio classes should be escaped in your CSS.
• By default, eqio elements are position: relative.
• Ensure that a parent element has overflow-x: hidden to prevent horizontal scrollbars.

The JavaScript

If you’re using a module bundler (like webpack), import eqio and initialize it for responsive elements:

import Eqio from 'eqio';
var mediaObject = new Eqio(document.querySelector('.media-object'));

And if you need to stop the responsive behavior:

mediaObject.stop();

Troubleshooting

If you encounter problems while using eqio, consider the following troubleshooting steps:

• Ensure that you include the script correctly, whether through npm or via direct script inclusion.
• Check your HTML structure for any typos in the class or data attributes.
• Make sure that your CSS includes the correct class names and that any special characters are properly escaped.
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By understanding the components of eqio through analogy, you can easily see it as a chameleon for your web designs. Instead of being restricted to a single coloration (browser width), it can adapt its hues based on its environment (component width). Get ready to make your web applications more dynamic and responsive than ever!