<p>A <ahref="dialog.html">standard link</a> with a href pointing to a local anchor (#foo) or external page (foo.html) will trigger a full animated page change via the AJAX nav system with the default transition.</p>
<p>A <ahref="dialog.html"data-rel="dialog">dialog</a> is made by adding <code>data-rel="dialog"</code> to a link to display the page with an inset appearance and the default dialog transition.</p>
<p>A <adata-role="fetchlink"data-target=".quote"href="dialog.html">fetch link</a> is created by adding the <code>data-target</code> attribute to a link. This tells the framework to <strong>not</strong> change pages and instead load the <code>href</code> into the target DOM element on the current page when the link is clicked. The target can be any jQuery selector (or restrict to ID only?). </p>
>>>>>>> Refactored sections JS to use widget factory scheme; continued work on fetchlinks/inline loader.
<p>The <ahref="dialog.html"data-role="fetchlink"data-target=".quote"data-fragment="[data-role='content']">content fragment</a> from the loaded page can be specified. By default, the framework will load in the <strong>contents</strong> of the <code>data-role="page"</code> container (not the page wrapper itself), but it's possible to specify what content from the page to pull into the target by adding a <code>data-fragment</code> attribute to the link with any jQuery selector.</p>
<p>The <adata-role="fetchlink"href="dialog.html"data-target=".quote"data-method="before">target method</a> for a link can be specified by adding the <code>data-method</code> attribute to a link. This specifies whether to <code>replace</code>, <code>append</code>, <code>prepend</code>, or insert the content <code>before</code> or <code>after</code> the target element. By default, an external href will replace the target.</p>
<p>A <ahref="dialog.html"data-role="fetchlink"data-target=".quote"data-breakpoint="500">breakpoint option</a> will automatically load the fetch link if the screen width is larger than the specified value instead of waiting for the link to be clicked. The <code>data-breakpoint</code> attribute on the link specifies the min-width pixel value to load the link.</p>
<p>Similar to above but examples use local hrefs (#foo) and there isn't a need for a <code>data-fragment</code> attribute since we're already specifying that in the href.</p>
<blockquoteclass="bq">
<p>“You will not apply my precept,” he said, shaking his head. “How often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?”</p>
<address>Arthur Conan Doyle</address>
<cite>Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of the Four</cite>
