Description: CSS properties control local styling options for DC objects.

Note: Each property may be set declaratively when creating new DC objects, or directly by modifying individual properties on instantiated DC objects.

Declarative Syntax

{
  PropertyName1: Value1,
  PropertyName2: Value2
  // Etc.
}

Direct Syntax

var Value = DC.PropertyName;

DC.PropertyName = Value;

DC Object Properties

Note: The displayed value for each property represents its default value when omitted.

// Set a class name for the DC.wrapper container element.
// Multiple classes can be added by separating each with a space.
  className: ""

// Set a class name for the offscreen close link element.
// Multiple classes can be added by separating each with a space.
// Requires that DC.exposeHiddenClose is set to true.
  closeClassName: "CloseDC"

// Set a toggle class name for the triggering element.
// Multiple classes can be added by separating each with a space.
// A toggle class will be added when the DC object is opened, and removed when closed.
// Requires that DC.trigger or DC.triggerNode is set to assign a triggering element.
  toggleClassName: ""

// Assign inline styles for DC.wrapper that will be applied when the DC object is rendered.
// This can also be directly modified using the syntax: DC.style["PropertyName"] = "Value".
// Property names including dashes must be added in camel case or within quotes.
// E.G marginLeft, or "margin-left"
  style: {
    // PropertyName: value,
    // Etc.
  }

// Load an external stylesheet when a DC object is rendered.
// The stylesheet will be removed when the DC object is closed.
// Multiple stylesheets can be added by setting DC.importCSS as an array of path strings.
// When DC.preloadCSS is true, the stylesheet content will automatically be preloaded to prevent any rendering delays when the DC object is rendered.
  importCSS: ""

Or

  importCSS: [
"path/style1.css", "path/style2.css"
]

// Preload CSS stylesheets when imported using DC.importCSS.
preloadCSS: false

// Automatically set style="display:inline;" upon the DC.wrapper and DC.container elements when rendered.
// Otherwise, default block level styling for div elements will be inherited.
// This property is ignored when DC.contentOnly is true.
  displayInline: false

// Set an auto-position value to visually position a floating DC object relative to its triggering element or a specified target.
// Requires that DC.className or DC.style includes "position: absolute", and possibly z-index.
// Requires that DC.trigger or DC.targetNode is set to assign a triggering element, and that DC.root is not set.
  autoPosition: 0

/*
Accepted Values for DC.autoPosition
• 0: Disabled 
• 1: Above/Center/Left Edge Aligned 
• 2: Above/Right/Right Edge Aligned 
• 3: Level/Right/Right Edge Aligned 
• 4: Below/Right/Right Edge Aligned 
• 5: Below/Center/Left Edge Aligned 
• 6: Below/Left/Left Edge Aligned 
• 7: Level/Left/Left Edge Aligned 
• 8: Above/Left/Left Edge Aligned 
• 9: Level/Center/Left Edge Aligned 
• 10: Above/Center/Right Edge Aligned 
• 11: Level/Center/Right Edge Aligned 
• 12: Below/Center/Right Edge Aligned  
*/

// Set an auto-fix value to visually position a floating DC object to a fixed viewport location.
// Requires that DC.className or DC.style includes "position: fixed", and possibly z-index.
  autoFix: 0

/*
Accepted Values for DC.autoFix
• 0: Disabled 
• 1: Top/Center 
• 2: Top/Right 
• 3: Right/Middle 
• 4: Right/Bottom 
• 5: Bottom/Center 
• 6: Bottom/Left 
• 7: Left/Middle 
• 8: Left/Top 
• 9: Center/Middle
*/

// Apply a top and left offset when DC.autoPosition or DC.autoFix is set for auto-positioning.
// May be set to either positive or negative values, or manually set using DC.offsetTop or DC.offsetLeft.
  offsetTop: 0
  offsetLeft: 0

// Alternately set a different DOM element as the reference point for auto-positioning.
// When set, DC.trigger and DC.targetNode will not be used as the positioning reference points.
// This only applies to DC.autoPosition, and has no impact on DC.autoFix.
  posAnchor: null

// Add animation effects when a DC object is rendered or removed.
animate: {
  onRender: function(dc, wrapper, next) {
    // Help/VelocityUI-Effects-Index
    $A.Velocity(wrapper, "transition.slideDownIn", {
      complete: function() {
        // Running next() is required to continue executing built-in lifecycle methods such as afterRender() when the animation completes.
        next();
      }
    });
  },
  onRemove: function(dc, wrapper, next) {
    $A.Velocity(wrapper, "transition.slideDownOut", {
      complete: function() {
        // Running next() is required to continue executing built-in lifecycle methods such as afterRender() when the animation completes.
        next();
      }
    });
  }
}