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title: Toggler
description: Toggler makes it easy to toggle CSS or animate any element with a click.
js: js/foundation.toggler.js
mui: true
video: 'wHpZCrpKlBc'
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## Toggle a CSS class
To setup a class toggle, start by adding the attribute `data-toggler` to an element. The value of `data-toggler` is the class you want to toggle (like `.classname` and `classname`). Also give the element a unique ID so it can be targeted.
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Then, add `data-toggle` to any element, with the ID of the target as the value of the attribute. Now, any time you click on this element, the class will toggle on and off on the target.
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## Toggle with Animation
Instead of toggling a class, you can also toggle visibility. When toggled, the element comes into or out of view using a Motion UI class.
Instead of `data-toggler`, add the attribute `data-animate`. The value of the attribute is the *in animation* you want, followed by the *out animation*.
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## Mark as Closable
To create an element that can be closed once, add the attribute `data-closable`. Then add a click trigger inside the element using `data-close`.
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### With Alternate Animation
`data-closable` can be configured with a custom exit animation.
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### Toggle on focus
The `data-toggle` attribute only toggles classes/visibility on click. You can also have the toggle fire when an element is *focused* or *unfocused* using `data-toggle-focus`.
This is only visible when the above field has focus.
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## Multiple Targets
The `data-toggle`, `data-close`, and `data-open` attributes can now target multiple elements! The syntax is simple; just pass a *space* separated list to the `data-x` attribute like so:
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