How can I spin the color hue for each item in a loop?
If I have:
items = {
item1: 'item1',
item2: 'item2',
item3: 'item3'
}
For each item in this list, I want to change it's hue by 30%.
Something like this:
for name, item in items
.{name}
color: hue(green, 30%)
If you aim at using CSS only, no-javascript solution, I would recommend using LessHat or similar framework (details about hue rotation for LessHat could be found here: https://github.com/madebysource/lesshat/blob/master/mixins/hue-rotate/hue-rotate.md). You can statically generate list of rotated items, however it will only work for given (and constant) list of items.
Using Stylus you could try:
items = {
'item1': {
'color': red
'index': '1'
}
'item2': {
'color': green
'index': '2'
}
'item3': {
'color': blue
'index': '3'
}
}
for key, value in items
.{key}
color: hue(value[color], 30% * value[index])
If you want to dynamically change hue of given elements, you have to use Javascript - I would recommend using JQuery Color library (found here: https://github.com/jquery/jquery-color/).
IMPORTANT NOTE: Example below is using angle changes (hue is descibed as angle between 0 and 360, if it would be described by percentage, red would not be affected, because its value is 0 deg).
Example could be found here: http://jsfiddle.net/5r5w4x7g/4/
var changeHue = function(angle) {
// Check if angle is between 0 and 360
if (angle) {
if(angle>= 0 && angle<= 360) {
classes.forEach(function(cls) {
// Get element with class
var element = $('.'+cls);
if(element.length) {
// Get current color and build JQuery Color object
var currentColorStr = element.css('background-color');
var color = $.Color(currentColorStr);
var hue = color.hue();
// Change hue by percentage and round it
hue = +hue + (+angle);
color = color.hue(hue);
// Set new color
element.css('background-color', color);
}
});
}
}
}