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A very easy to use, cross platform, jQuery based UI toolkit, that’s still small in size, has the features you need, and doesn’t get in your way of doing things!

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Content Summary

jKit Button

If you like jKit, use and want to support the project, here’s a small button you can use to link to the jKit website.

Btw, if you did something really nice with jKit, send us a link to your work and if we like it, we would sure love to feature it.

Key command

Add keyboard shortcuts to links.

Basic Usage (HTML)

data-jkit="[key:code=shift+up]"

Advanced Init (JavaScript)

$('#myelement').jKit('key', { 'code': 'shift+up' });

Options

OptionValuesDefaultDescription
codeStringThe keycode to trigger the elements target or onclick attribute
macroMacro nameThis optional macro will be applied to the element after the key was pressed

Events

EventDescription
pressedTriggered after keypress

Examples

Basic demos:

Control links with your keyboard by adding keyboard shortcuts to them:

Source:
<ul>
	<li><a href="#anchor_options" data-jkit="[key:code=shift+up]">Move to the options with key combo "shift+up"</a></li>
	<li><a href="http://fredibach.ch" target="_blank" data-jkit="[key:code=alt+shift+o]">Open a website in a blank window with "alt+shift+o"</a></li>
	<li><a href="#" onclick="alert('test')" data-jkit="[key:code=ctrl+shift+a]">Open an onclick alert with "ctrl+shift+a"</a></li>
	<li><a href="#" onclick="alert('f3 pressed')" data-jkit="[key:code=f3]">Open an onclick alert with "f3"</a></li>
</ul>

Replacements

There are currently no replacements for this command.

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Discussions

Do you have questions or do you want to suggest new features? Than head over to our new community:

[ jKit Community ]