Just downloaded your pretty nice project and it's perfect for my new little webpage.
While integrating I've done a little change to assign separate classes for keys and values. My edits (jquery.json-viewer.js):
- Lines 58, 61, 63, 65:
html += '<span class="json-value json...
- Line 102:
'<span class="json-key json...
I felt into this bc in my case both, keys and values, are json-string.
After this changes, whether there is a default assignment or leave the customization to the user, nvm, now it's possible to manage separately.
Maybe also assign a specific class based on the data type.
eg css:
.json-key.json-string {
color: #c92c2c;
font-weight: bold;
}
.json-value.json-string {
color: #2a7bde;
}
.json-value.json-number {
color: #008000;
}
.json-value.json-boolean {
color: #aa0d91;
}
.json-value.json-null {
color: #666666;
}
I'm not that into js, there might be other ways to achieve it better.
Greetings
Just downloaded your pretty nice project and it's perfect for my new little webpage.
While integrating I've done a little change to assign separate classes for keys and values. My edits (jquery.json-viewer.js):
html += '<span class="json-value json...'<span class="json-key json...I felt into this bc in my case both, keys and values, are json-string.
After this changes, whether there is a default assignment or leave the customization to the user, nvm, now it's possible to manage separately.
Maybe also assign a specific class based on the data type.
eg css:
I'm not that into js, there might be other ways to achieve it better.
Greetings