The tail.select library is making a comeback, now rewritten in pure, vanilla JavaScript. Say goodbye to complex dependencies and welcome a simple yet powerful tool for enhancing your HTML <select> fields. Version 1.0.0 is here, and it brings a host of features to streamline and beautify your website's (multi) select fields.

What's New?

Vanilla JS, Plain JS, ES6, Modern Browsers: Embrace simplicity with a library that works seamlessly with vanilla JavaScript, plain JS, and is fully compatible with ES6 in modern browsers.

Beautiful (Multiple) Select Field: Elevate the aesthetic appeal of your HTML fields effortlessly.

Awesome Search Function: Enhance user experience with an intuitive search bar that makes finding options a breeze.

Move Selected Options Wherever You Want: Tailor your UI by moving selected options to the desired location.

Over 30 Options & 5 Themes: Customize to your heart's content with a wide array of options and themes, ensuring a perfect fit for your website's design.

Extendable and Translatable Environment: tail.select provides an extendable and translatable environment, allowing for flexibility in your projects.

Hackable with 3 Callbacks & 3 Events: Dive into the library's core functionalities with callbacks and events, making tail.select a versatile tool.

Notable Options

The library comes with an initial set of options, allowing you to fine-tune tail.select according to your project's requirements:

multiTags: Enable or disable tags based on your preference.

multiCounter: Keep track of selected options with the multiCounter feature.

theme: Choose between the 'light' or 'dark' themes to seamlessly integrate with your website's design.

classNames: Add custom classes to tailor the appearance to your liking.

strings: Customize the user interface by modifying strings like "All," "None," "Select an option...," and "Type in to search..."

Search, Descriptions, Tags, Themes, Custom Classes, and Translation

Search: A search field is included in the custom dropdown by default, enhancing the discoverability of options.

Descriptions: Display custom descriptions by adding a data-description attribute to your <select> field <option> elements.

Tags: Enable tags for a more organized and visually appealing selection experience.

Themes: Choose between light and dark themes to match your website's overall aesthetic.

Custom Classes: Add custom classes using the classNames parameter for a tailored appearance.

Translation: Translated strings can now be added directly into the caller function, offering greater control over the language used in the UI.

Conclusion

tail.select is back, and it's still free to use with an MIT License. Upgrade your (multi) select fields with the simplicity and elegance of pure, vanilla JavaScript. Check out the documentation and get started with tail.select 1.0.0 today!