BasilAI

Explore the script that powers seamless navigation menu toggling, mobile nav handling, and event listener management on Basil's website.

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BasilAI's Top Features

Toggle visibility of mobile navigation and dropdown menus

Adds and replaces event listeners for menu elements

Manages 'aria-expanded' attribute for accessibility

Clones elements to clean up existing event listeners

Closes dropdowns on outside click events

Handles submenu toggling and sibling submenu closing

Initializes on 'DOMContentLoaded' and 'astro:after-swap' events

Ensures usability and accessibility compliance

Comprehensive event listener management

State management of navigation elements

Frequently asked questions about BasilAI

The script handles adding event listeners to menu buttons and dropdowns, toggling the visibility of mobile navigation and dropdown menus, and closing dropdowns when clicking outside of them.

It toggles the visibility of mobile navigation elements by switching their 'hidden' class.

This function clones a given element and replaces the original to clean up any existing event listeners before adding new ones.

It toggles the 'open' class on a dropdown menu and closes any other open dropdowns. Propagation of the click event is stopped to prevent further triggering.

This function closes all dropdowns when a click event occurs outside any of the dropdown or menu buttons.

Listeners are added using the addListeners function, which reinitializes event listeners on menu buttons and dropdowns and adds a document-wide click listener to close open dropdowns.

These events trigger the initialization of the addListeners function, ensuring that listeners are set up right after the document loads or swaps.

This function toggles the visibility of submenu dropdowns and ensures that sibling submenus at the same nesting level are closed.

It removes the 'open' class and 'aria-expanded' attribute from a menu and also handles the hidden class and aria-expanded attribute on dropdown toggles within the menu.

Yes, the script dynamically manages visibility and accessibility states using classes and aria attributes to ensure compliance with accessibility standards.