I really like this use case for x-effect in @Alpine_JS v3. It’s an easy way to disable scrolling on the body when you open a modal or a mobile navigation. Using x-effect you don’t have to worry about enabling scrolling again when a user hits ESC or uses click.outside for example. pic.twitter.com/cPPdOPlEhf
— Rob de Kort (@studio1902) June 23, 2021
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Here are this week’s Alpine.js adopters:
Demos:
[Video][French] Créons un système de compteur avec alpinejs by @emichel_dev
Features:
x-html
is backFixes:
tinywind.dev by @ryangjchandler is a collection of free-to-use Tailwind (& sometimes Alpine) components.
The Alpine.js Webflow wrapper by @jareklip has been updated to support V3. Demo: webflow.com/website/alpinejs-demo, code:github.com/loomchild/webflow-alpinejs.
Had to add a new feature to an old website which is using an old CSS framework. Just realized again how much quicker it is when I use @tailwindcss and @Alpine_JS
— Andreas Becker (@designoutput) June 25, 2021