Sideshow is a powerful javascript library which aims to reduce your user's learning curve by providing a way to create step-by-step interactive tours. Explain the features of your application, control your end-user's interaction with your UI, emphasize what you're explaining in each step by masking it. Just think! The sky is the limit!
I only want to run a Wizard when the viewport is large enough. As a result my project looks something like this:
Sideshow.registerWizard({
name: 'introGuide',
description: 'A quick initial guide to the product',
affects: {
function() {
return window.innerWidth <= 480;
}
}
}).storyLine([
{...},
{...}
...
]);
Sideshow.start();
This will throw an error:
Uncaught SSException: [SIDESHOW_E#00000203] This wizard is not eligible neither has a preparation function.
Personally I don't think this should be an error, this is at most a warning. I don't want this wizard to run when the viewport is below 480px wide, and it's behaving exactly as I'm expecting it to.
I only want to run a Wizard when the viewport is large enough. As a result my project looks something like this:
This will throw an error:
Uncaught SSException: [SIDESHOW_E#00000203] This wizard is not eligible neither has a preparation function.Personally I don't think this should be an error, this is at most a warning. I don't want this wizard to run when the viewport is below 480px wide, and it's behaving exactly as I'm expecting it to.
What are your thoughts?