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The story behind this one is that Chrome 24+ has a built-in .remove() function on all elements which does the trick of fooling me into thinking that this was a selection. It isn't, and this makes it one.
27 lines
662 B
JavaScript
27 lines
662 B
JavaScript
iD.modal = function() {
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var animate = d3.select('div.modal').empty();
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d3.select('div.modal').transition()
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.style('opacity', 0).remove();
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var shaded = d3.select(document.body)
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.append('div').attr('class', 'shaded')
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.style('opacity', 0)
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.on('click.remove-modal', function() {
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if (d3.event.target == this) d3.select(this).remove();
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});
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shaded.append('div')
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.attr('class', 'modal')
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.append('div')
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.attr('class', 'content');
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if (animate) {
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shaded.transition().style('opacity', 1);
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} else {
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shaded.style('opacity', 1);
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}
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return shaded;
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};
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