Ooo, not yet, but that is a good idea to add to the list. It would be fairly easy to make your own though, just a set of buttons or divs or whatever that show an appropriate thing in the right place. A built-in one would definitely be better though.
On Thursday, August 11, 2016 at 9:28:38 PM UTC-6, Mohamed Chenini wrote: > > Hi, Is there a component that can simulate an accordion? > > On Wednesday, August 3, 2016 at 6:07:00 PM UTC-4, debois wrote: >> >> Dear all, >> >> I'm very happy to announce the release of elm-mdl 7.0.0. This release >> marks a substantial achievement of elm-mdl: we have now ported *every* >> component >> of Google's Material Design Lite >> <https://getmdl.io/components/index.html>! >> >> Live demo here <https://debois.github.io/elm-mdl/>, package here >> <http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/debois/elm-mdl/7.0.0>, github here >> <https://github.com/debois/elm-mdl>. >> >> The release contains 6 new components: Cards, Lists, Dialog, Tabs, >> Sliders & Typography; a large amount of bugfixes, in particular wrt. >> browser compatibility; improved documentation; and substantial improvements >> to the demo. >> >> The release requires minor changes to your elm-mdl boilerplate; details >> here >> <https://github.com/debois/elm-mdl/blob/master/README.md#upgrading-from-6xx> >> . >> Credits >> >> - >> >> Rob van den Bogaard (@robvandenbogaard >> <https://github.com/robvandenbogaard>), new contributor. >> Cards component. Rob created a very neat API for Cards, which in turn >> inspired the Dialog API. >> - >> >> Håkon Rossebø (@hakonrossebo <https://github.com/hakonrossebo>), >> regular contributor. >> Lists component. Håkon paved the way for solving some thorny issues >> in finding a good API for lists, the upstream API of which doesn't sit so >> well with Elm. >> - >> >> Michael Perez (@puhrez <https://github.com/puhrez>), new contributor. >> Dialog component. Michael took Rob's Cards API-idea and ran with it, >> arriving at a very neat API for Dialogs. >> - >> >> Ville Penttinen (@vipentti <https://github.com/vipentti>), core >> contributor, commit-rights. >> Tabs, Sliders, and Typography components; lots of demo work; lots of >> bugfixes. Ville provived a remarkbly high-quality sustained contribution. >> - >> >> Alexander Foremny (@aforemny <https://github.com/aforemny>), core >> contributor, commit-rights. >> Bug fixes and improvements to menu. Alexander also participated >> crucially in discussions, taking a large part in guiding the overall >> direction of elm-mdl. >> - >> >> Stéphane Legrand (@slegrand <https://github.com/slegrand>), new >> contributor. >> Bug-fixes for ripples, documentation improvements. >> - >> >> Søren Debois (@debois <https://github.com/debois>), original author. >> Bug fixes galore; assisted on Cards, Lists, Dialogs, Typography, and >> Menus; lots of demo work. >> >> Thanks to Google for making their JS/CSS MDL implementation available. >> >> Supporting all components of Google's MDL is obviously a huge milestone >> for elm-mdl. I could never have reached this point by myself; I'm so happy >> and grateful that so many people chose to devote their time and energy to >> this project. So a *huge* thank you to all of you who contributed to >> elm-mdl, to this release or earlier ones: >> >> - Core team: Alexander Foremny (@aforemny >> <https://github.com/aforemny>), Ville Penttinen (@vipentti >> <https://github.com/vipentti>) >> - Component implementations: Michael Perez (@puhrez >> <https://github.com/puhrez>), Rob van den Bogaard (@robvandenbogaard >> <https://github.com/robvandenbogaard>), Håkon Rossebø (@hakonrossebo >> <https://github.com/hakonrossebo>) >> - Demo work, features & bug-fixes: Victor Vrantchan (@groob >> <https://github.com/groob>), @SauceWaffle >> <https://github.com/SauceWaffle>, Stéphane Legrand (@slegrand >> <https://github.com/slegrand>), Petre Damoc (@pdamoc >> <https://github.com/pdamoc>) >> - Documentation: Janis Voigtländer (@jvoigtlaender >> <https://github.com/jvoigtlaender>), Rudolf Adamkovič (@salutis >> <https://github.com/salutis>), Alexey Shamrin (@shamrin >> <https://github.com/shamrin>), Matthew Bray (@mattjbray >> <https://github.com/mattjbray>) >> >> Also a big thank you to all those who are using elm-mdl; who has >> encouraged me in the elm-slack and on elm-discuss; and who has taken the >> trouble to open github issues: your kindness and encouragment has been a >> big part in getting to this point. I want to mention in particular early >> adopter @groob <https://github.com/groob> and issue-author >> extraordinaire @OvermindDL1 <https://github.com/OvermindDL1>. >> >> Thank you, all, for helping get elm-mdl this far! >> >> Søren Debois >> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Elm Discuss" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
