Avgrund is a jQuery plugin for your modal boxes and popups. It uses new concept showing depth between popup and page.

It works in all modern browsers and gracefully degrade in those that do not support CSS transitions and transformations.

Tested with jQuery versions 1.4+

File size of minified version is ~1Kb.

You can simply include javascript file and init Avgrund with one line:

$('element').avgrund();

and linking avgrund.css file to the project:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/your/avgrund.css">

If you use bower then you can simply install it as:

bower install jquery.avgrund

At first install plugin via NPM:

npm install jquery.avgrund
npm install jquery-browserify

In your server-side node.js (e.g. express app):

app.use(require('browserify')({
    require : ['jquery-browserify', 'jquery.avgrund']
}));

And in your browser-side you can init plugin now:

var $ = require('jquery-browserify');
require('jquery.avgrund')($);

You're also able to use some of the options that let you customize it as you wish:

$('element').avgrund({
    width: 380, // max is 640px
    height: 280, // max is 350px
    showClose: false, // switch to 'true' for enabling close button
    showCloseText: '', // type your text for close button
    closeByEscape: true, // enables closing popup by 'Esc'..
    closeByDocument: true, // ..and by clicking document itself
    holderClass: '', // lets you name custom class for popin holder..
    overlayClass: '', // ..and overlay block
    enableStackAnimation: false, // enables different type of popin's animation
    onBlurContainer: '', // enables blur filter for specified block
    openOnEvent: true, // set to 'false' to init on load
    setEvent: 'click', // use your event like 'mouseover', 'touchmove', etc.
    onLoad: function (elem) { ... }, // set custom call before popin is inited..
    onUnload: function (elem) { ... }, // ..and after it was closed
    template: 'Your string content goes here..' // or function (elem) { ... }, or selector $('.content')
});

More detailed information on every option you can find here.

Here is the list of available avgrund options:

Set popup width (currently stict to max 640px).

Set popup height (currently strict to max 350px).

Show/hide close button.

If you decided to show close button then you probably want to add close text to it.

Allow users to close popup by clicking Esc button.

Allow users to close popup by clicking everywhere on document (except popup of course).

Adds custom css classes to avgrund popup, example:

$(element).avgrund({
    holderClass: 'my-custom-class'
});

results in adding this class to avgrund container:

<div class="avgrund-popin my-custom-class">...</div>

Adds custom css classes to avgrund overlay container.

Possibility to add a bit different popup hiding animation type.

Class name for container element that will be blurred when popup appears, example:

$(element).avgrund({
    onBlurContainer: '#my-container'
});

Please note that currently css blur is not supported in all modern browsers.

If you want to show avgrund on page load set this option value to false, example:

$(document).avgrund({
    openOnEvent: false
});

With this option you can manage events that will open popup on certain element:

$(element).avgrund({
    setEvent: 'mouseover' // will open popin on element's mouseover
});

If you need to make some preparations or whatever before avgrund popup will be shown, example:

$(element).avgrund({
    onLoad: function (element) {
        console.log('This function will be called before dialog is initialized');
    }
});

This function will be executed after popup was closed, example:

$(element).avgrund({
    onUnload: function (element) {
        console.log('This message will be shown after dialog is closed');
    }
});

Specify your content for popin here, it can be string value:

$(element).avgrund({
    template: '<p>This is popin content!</p>'
});

or function that returns content itself:

$(element).avgrund({
    template: function (element) {
        // return 'your content..'
    }
});

Also it accepts jQuery objects (dynamic as well), so you can create element with content inside your app:

<div class="content" style="display: none;">
    My content for popin!
</div>

and use it in template of popin:

$('element').avgrund({
    template: $('.content')
});

Check the example here: http://labs.voronianski.dev/jquery.avgrund.js/

Inspired by Hakim's demo: https://github.com/hakimel/avgrund/

Added AMD and CommonJS styles support.

Added support jQuery selectors in template option.

Better fix for overlay and long content pages, minor add-ons.

Few fixes, and plugin is available as bower package now. So you can simply install it as:

A bunch of small but very useful fixes and updates, including multiple avgrund popins on a page, removing popins from DOM after deactivation (also fixed an issue to make sure avgrund close effect works) and position:fixed/transform/overflow issue for scrolled pages in -webkit.

Get 2 new useful options for popin that were missed before. Now you can set your custom functions before Avgrund dialog is open and after it was closed.

Some new updates include initializing popin without event. Also now you can set up your own event for an element. Added ability to use a custom function inside avgrund's template option. Thanks to juice49 for pull request.

New options added - disable closing popup by 'Esc' and 'Document click'. Blur css filter for browsers that support it (seems only webkit ones for now).

We still have some issues to fix and make avgrund better, if you have any suggestions raise them in issues please.

MIT Licensed

enjoy!