Tiny (0.7 KB gzipped!) JavaScript replacement for <select> that makes styling easy and consistent.
— Inspired by the blazing fast, lightweight, cross-platform and crazy popular Vanilla JS framework.
Reads the original <select> element's options (with respect of selected, if any), creates and attaches the pseudo-select just before the original one, and hides the original.
Upon selection it updates the original <select>, so when you submit your form the value will be there.
JavaScript disabled? No problem! Nicely degrades to original <select>.
| Option | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| elem | yes | id of the select you want to replace or a direct DOM element |
| bubbles | no | Boolean indicating whether the change event of the select bubbles |
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| .toggle() | Opens the select if closed and vice-versa |
| .close() | Closes the select |
| .open() | Opens the select |
var select = new CustomSelect({
elem: 'select',
});
// open it for the user
select.open();npm test
| Browser | Support | Dependencies |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome | yes | - |
| Firefox | yes | - |
| Safari | yes | - |
| Opera | yes | - |
| Edge | yes | - |
| IE | yes* | Polyfill for .classList in IE9, Polyfill for CustomEvent in IE9+ |
* IE9 and up
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