Show

Simply shows and hides one or more elements according to events. Can show one of a set of elements at random, the next one of a set of elements (looping back where applicable), or some of a set of elements. Compensates for latency associated with bluetooth headphones and USB audio devices.

DRAFT! This element is in early development and is liable to change or possibly be replaced.

class: Show
extends: Handle
tag: <show-blam>
see: props

examples

Props

name	type	default	description
selector	string	:scope > *	Selector for descendant elements to be shown and unshown. Can be any elements and can change subject to (for example) Blam `value` randomization. Can be SVG elements belonging to an inline SVG.
prop	string	null	Not applicable.
some	boolean or number	false	Set as a boolean attribute, some elements are shown each time. By default it’s between one and all. If a numeric value is given, that’s how many (random) elements are shown.
cycle	boolean	false	Whether to show each element in turn
from	string		A CSS selector representing all elements from which events will be listened to. If not set, the node array defaults to the element’s `defaultFrom` function’s return value.
to	string		A CSS selector representing all elements to affect in response to the event. If not set, the node array defaults to the element’s `defaultTo` function’s return value.
event	string	blam	The event type to listen for. For many Event-based elements, this is the generic custom event `blam`.
bypass	boolean	false	Whether to stop responding to events as they happen.
chance	boolean	1	The probability that the `event` will be responded to. From `0` to `1`.

Examples

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