Toolbar #
This plugin is used to extend Panzoom with a toolbar containing transform buttons. You can customize which buttons to show, their icons, as well as add new ones.
Examples #
Basic example #
All controls #
This example demonstrates all available toolbar buttons
Usage #
Include corresponding JS and CSS files:
import { Toolbar } from "@fancyapps/ui/dist/panzoom/panzoom.toolbar.esm.js";
import "@fancyapps/ui/dist/panzoom/panzoom.toolbar.css";
Pass plugin to the constructor. Use Toolbar.display
option to specify which buttons to display and in what order:
const container = document.getElementById("myPanzoom");
const options = {
Toolbar: {
display: ["zoomIn", "zoomOut"],
},
};
new Panzoom(container, options, { Toolbar });
Available buttons #
List of all buttons available by default:
"zoomIn",
"zoomOut",
"toggle1to1",
"toggleZoom",
"panLeft",
"panRight",
"panUp",
"panDown",
"rotateCCW",
"rotateCW",
"flipX",
"flipY",
"fitX",
"fitY",
"reset",
"toggleFS"
The meaning of each button should be clear from its name, for example, flipX
would flip content horizontally.
Options #
display
#
What buttons to display on the toolbar
Type
Array<keyof typeof ToolbarButtons>
Default
[
"zoomIn",
"zoomOut",
"toggle1to1",
"rotateCCW",
"rotateCW",
"flipX",
"flipY",
"reset",
"toggleFS",
];
items
#
Object containing all buttons. Use this to add your own buttons
Type
Record<string, ToolbarItemType>
Default
PanzoomButtons
svgAttr
#
Common attributes that will be applied to any SVG icon inside the buttons
Type
Record<string, string>
Default
{
tabindex: "-1",
width: "24",
height: "24",
viewBox: "0 0 24 24",
xmlns: "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg",
}