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Uses the .container-fluid class instead of .container class. container_fluid: 0
JavaScript > Keyboard Focus Tracking
The Keyboard Focus Tracking is based on the What Input GitHub library, a global utility for tracking the current input method (mouse, keyboard or touch).
Note: Since interacting with a form always requires use of the keyboard, What Input uses the data-whatintent attribute to display a "buffered" version of input events while form <input>s, <select>s, and <textarea>s are being interacted with (i.e. mouse user's data-whatintent will be preserved as mouse while typing).
Setting name
Description and default value
trackfocus_enable
Display a unique highly visible keyboard only focus indicator for all focusable elements using a combination of a highly contrasting style. trackfocus_enable: 0
trackfocus_disable_persist
By default, What Input uses session storage to persist the input and intent values across pages. The benefit is that once a visitor has interacted with the page, subsequent pages won't have to wait for interactions to know the input method. trackfocus_disable_persist: 0
JavaScript > Smooth Scroll
The Smooth Scrolling enhances your Web site with a nice effect that slows down the scrolling when jumping to another part of your page.
Setting name
Description and default value
smoothscroll_enable
Enable the smooth scroll effect for #hash links. smoothscroll_enable: 1
Motion and Accessibility
Some people can literally get sick from the fast movement on the screen. We would recommend a slow speed of the motion (1000 milliseconds by default) because if the user is going to jump across a lot of content, it can cause a dizzying effect if it’s too fast.
Setting name
Description and default value
smoothscroll_speed
The speed of the motion to jump across the content (in milliseconds). smoothscroll_speed: 1000
JavaScript > Outdated Browser
Outdated Browser is a time saving tool for developers. With this solution it will be possible to check if the user’s Microsoft browser can handle your website. If not, it will show a notice advising the user to update his browser for latest versions. It will be up to the user to upgrade... or not.
Setting name
Description and default value
outdatedbrowser_enable
Detect outdated Microsoft Internet Explorer browsers and advise users to upgrade to a new version. outdatedbrowser_enable: 0
outdatedbrowser_ie_target
Select the Microsoft Internet Explorer versions that will trigger the warning message display (e.g. "IE 11 and lower" for IE 11, 10, 9 and 8 browser versions at least). outdatedbrowser_ie_target: '9'
CSS Matching
Use CSS selectors to only look inside explicitly or exclude entirely specified <body> classes which will identify specific Website pages to trigger the warning message display.
Setting name
Description and default value
outdatedbrowser_css_explicit
Enter a comma-separated list of CSS selectors (e.g. .page--frontpage, .page--node-type-news, .not-logged-in). outdatedbrowser_css_explicit: ''
outdatedbrowser_css_exclude
Enter a comma-separated list of CSS selectors (e.g. .page--contact, .logged-in, .no-sidebars). outdatedbrowser_css_exclude: ''
JavaScript > External Links (New Window)
Extends the Drupal "External Links (extlink 8.x-1.2)" contributed module giving users advanced warning when opening in a new window or tab.
Setting name
Description and default value
extlinkwindow_enabled
Enable the "External Links" (New Window) behavior for links that open in a new window. extlinkwindow_enabled: 1
extlinkwindow_extlink_custom_label
If you check this box you can choose which message will be used to warn users when the external links open in a new window. extlinkwindow_extlink_custom_label: 0
extlinkwindow_extlink_label
Change the warning message of the external links opening in a new window if needed. Default value is "(link is external and opens a new window)". extlinkwindow_extlink_label: '(link is external and opens a new window)'
extlinkwindow_intlink_enabled
Checking this box will automatically include all other links having the same domain (internal) and which open in a new window. extlinkwindow_intlink_enabled: 0
extlinkwindow_intlink_custom_label
If you check this box you can choose which message will be used to warn users when the internal links open in a new window. extlinkwindow_intlink_custom_label: 0
extlinkwindow_intlink_label
Change the warning message of the internal links opening in a new window if needed. Default value is "(link opens a new window)". extlinkwindow_intlink_label: '(link opens a new window)'
extlinkwindow_font_awesome_custom_class
Checking this box will allow you to customize the Font Awesome icon (used instead of SVG image) for links opening in a new window (see the "External Links" settings page). extlinkwindow_font_awesome_custom_class: 0
extlinkwindow_font_awesome_class
Font Awesome icon class (links opening in a new window): extlinkwindow_font_awesome_class: 'fas fa-window-restore'
JavaScript > Tooltip
Tooltip Widget are popups that display information related to a Semantic (Web Font) Icon when it receives keyboard focus or the mouse hovers over it. It typically appears after a small delay and disappears when Escape is pressed or on mouse out. Semantic Icons are ones that you are using to convey meaning, rather than just pure decoration.
Setting name
Description and default value
tooltip_enabled
Elements that have [role="img"][aria-label] or [data-pattern="tooltip"][title] attributes set will automatically initialize the tooltip upon page load. tooltip_enabled: 1
tooltip_delay
The amount of time to delay showing the tooltip (in milliseconds). tooltip_delay: 600
JavaScript > Back to Top
Setting name
Description and default value
backtotop_enable
Enable the back to top button. backtotop_enable: 0
backtotop_label
Change title of the link if needed. Default value is "Back to top". backtotop_label: 'Back to top'
backtotop_offset
The offset coordinates is used to set after how many pixels of scrolling the link will appear. Default value is 300. backtotop_offset: 300
backtotop_mobile_hide
By checking this box, the back to top link won't appear on smaller devices according to the site's responsive breakpoints. backtotop_mobile_hide: 1