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@ -222,13 +222,13 @@ Split(['#one', '#two'], {
Optional function called to create each gutter element. The signature looks like this: Optional function called to create each gutter element. The signature looks like this:
```js ```js
;(index, direction, pairElement) => HTMLElement (index, direction, pairElement) => HTMLElement
``` ```
Defaults to creating a `div` with `class="gutter gutter-horizontal"` or `class="gutter gutter-vertical"`, depending on the direction. The default gutter function looks like this: Defaults to creating a `div` with `class="gutter gutter-horizontal"` or `class="gutter gutter-vertical"`, depending on the direction. The default gutter function looks like this:
```js ```js
;(index, direction) => { (index, direction) => {
const gutter = document.createElement('div') const gutter = document.createElement('div')
gutter.className = `gutter gutter-${direction}` gutter.className = `gutter gutter-${direction}`
return gutter return gutter
@ -243,7 +243,7 @@ An additional argument, `pairElement`, is passed to the gutter function: this is
This final argument makes it easy to return the gutter that has already been created, for example, if `split.destroy()` was called with the option to preserve the gutters. This final argument makes it easy to return the gutter that has already been created, for example, if `split.destroy()` was called with the option to preserve the gutters.
```js ```js
;(index, direction, pairElement) => pairElement.previousSibling (index, direction, pairElement) => pairElement.previousSibling
``` ```
#### elementStyle #### elementStyle
@ -251,7 +251,7 @@ This final argument makes it easy to return the gutter that has already been cre
Optional function called setting the CSS style of the elements. The signature looks like this: Optional function called setting the CSS style of the elements. The signature looks like this:
```js ```js
;(dimension, elementSize, gutterSize, index) => Object (dimension, elementSize, gutterSize, index) => Object
``` ```
Dimension will be a string, `'width'` or `'height'`, and can be used in the return style. `elementSize` is the target percentage value of the element, and `gutterSize` is the target pixel value of the gutter. Dimension will be a string, `'width'` or `'height'`, and can be used in the return style. `elementSize` is the target percentage value of the element, and `gutterSize` is the target pixel value of the gutter.
@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ Flex styles for a horizontal split could return an object like this:
Optional function called when setting the CSS style of the gutters. The signature looks like this: Optional function called when setting the CSS style of the gutters. The signature looks like this:
```js ```js
;(dimension, gutterSize, index) => Object (dimension, gutterSize, index) => Object
``` ```
Dimension is a string, either `'width'` or `'height'`, and `gutterSize` is a pixel value representing the width of the gutter. Dimension is a string, either `'width'` or `'height'`, and `gutterSize` is a pixel value representing the width of the gutter.