Add dynamic flyout content to almost any ui component. Take a look at examples below.
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Additional content for this product.
1. Create a container element, in this case a div.
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2. Create a second div as a child element with class fly.
<div><p>Donec id elit non mi porta gravida at eget metus.</p> <div class="fly"><p>Additional content for this product.</p></div>
</div>
3. Initialize the plugin.
$("#flyExample01").initFlyout({ color: "#fff", backgroundColor: "#999" });
A menu with flyouts for each item.
1. For components with multiple items such as menus, add a child div to each item.
<ul id="flyExample02" class="example-two"> <li>One<div class="fly">Additional content for item one.</div></li> <li>Two<div class="fly">Additional content for item two.</div></li> <li>Three<div class="fly">Additional content for item three.</div></li> </ul>
2. Then iterate to initialize each item in the menu.
(In this example, the width of the flyout is specified to override the default setting of 100 pixels.)
$("#flyExample02").find("li").each(function () { $(this).initFlyout({ color: "#000", backgroundColor: "#ccc", flyoutWidth: 200 }); });