FAQs
No. All functions are bundled in the library. You only need to reference the main JavaScript file in your project and then call the functions you want from your initializer script.
Nothing - functions are opt-in. If you don’t call it from your initializer, it won’t run in your output.
Yes. Most functions are designed with hooks (classes, IDs, or parameters) that you can style or adjust to match your project’s design.
The library is designed primarily for HTML5/frameless outputs. These functions are not designed for tripane or other legacy outputs.
Generally no - the library is built to extend Flare’s default behavior. In some cases (like highlight toggling), it overrides or enhances existing Flare features in a controlled way.
Absolutely. You just call the function(s) you want in your FlareUI-initializer.js
Content/Resources/Scripts/FlareUI-initializer.js file.
Replace the old JS file with the new version, then update your FlareUI-initializer.js if you want to use any of the new functions.
Yes. The functions are written with responsive behavior in mind and will adapt to smaller screen sizes.
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