feature: Automatically detect delay for [expanded|collapsed].collapsable events
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…able` events Previously, the delay for the `[expanded|collapsed].collapsable` events was defined by the `fxDuration` option. From this version, the delay is automatically detected using the Web Animations API from the box elements. Optionally, you can also detect animations within the subtree of box elements using the `eventDelayGetAnimationsWithSubtree` option. The `fxDuration` option has been renamed to `eventDelayTimeout`. Since the box may contain elements with infinite animations (or the box itself may have such animations), a hard timeout may be required to ensure that the `[expanded|collapsed].collapsable` events are dispatched eventually. This timeout can now be set using the renamed `eventDelayTimeout` option. Default value is undefined, meaning that no timeout is set.
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Previously, the delay for the
[expanded|collapsed].collapsableevents was defined by thefxDurationoption. From this version, the delay is automatically detected using the Web Animations API from the box elements. Optionally, you can also detect animations within the subtree of box elements using theeventDelayGetAnimationsWithSubtreeoption.The
fxDurationoption has been renamed toeventDelayTimeout. Since the box may contain elements with infinite animations (or the box itself may have such animations), a hard timeout may be required to ensure that the[expanded|collapsed].collapsableevents are dispatched eventually. This timeout can now be set using the renamedeventDelayTimeoutoption. Default value is undefined, meaning that no timeout is set.