Skip the attribute, stick to {CSS}
Import aug-attr-spliced.js to have the
augmented-ui attributes automatically
added and updated, live, from your CSS to
your HTML with a new custom property:
–augmented-ui
Use aug-attr-spliced.js in any project, for free.
.my-spliced-augs {
–augmented-ui: tr-clip exe;
–aug-br: 25px;
}
augmented-ui=”br-clip exe”>
NAME:
augmented-ui=”br-clip exe” />
NAME:
augmented as soon as the page loads, based on the CSS
input:hover {
–augmented-ui: l-clip r-clip exe;
–aug-l: 10px; –aug-r: 10px;
}
NAME:
augmented-ui=”l-clip r-clip exe”
augmented-ui=”br-clip exe” />
NAME:
augs applied on :hover in/out, as defined in the CSS