/*!
 * LABELAUTY jQuery Plugin
 *
 * @file: jquery-labelauty.js
 * @author: Francisco Neves (@fntneves)
 * @site: www.francisconeves.com
 * @license: MIT License
 */

(function( $ ){

	$.fn.labelauty = function( options )
	{
		/*
		 * Our default settings
		 * Hope you don't need to change anything, with these settings
		 */
		var settings = $.extend(
		{
			// Development Mode
			// This will activate console debug messages
			development: false,

			// Trigger Class
			// This class will be used to apply styles
			class: "labelauty",

			// Use text label ?
			// If false, then only an icon represents the input
			label: true,

			// Separator between labels' messages
			// If you use this separator for anything, choose a new one
			separator: "|",

			// Default Checked Message
			// This message will be visible when input is checked
			checked_label: "Checked",

			// Default UnChecked Message
			// This message will be visible when input is unchecked
			unchecked_label: "Unchecked",

			// Force random ID's
			// Replace original ID's with random ID's,
			force_random_id: false,

			// Minimum Label Width
			// This value will be used to apply a minimum width to the text labels
			minimum_width: false,

			// Use the greatest width between two text labels ?
			// If this has a true value, then label width will be the greatest between labels
			same_width: true
		}, options);

		/*
		 * Let's create the core function
		 * It will try to cover all settings and mistakes of using
		 */
		return this.each(function()
		{
			var migrateDeduplicateWarnings = jQuery.migrateDeduplicateWarnings || false;
			if (settings.development) jQuery.migrateDeduplicateWarnings = false;

			var $object = $( this );
			var selected = $object.is(':checked');
			var type = $object.attr('type');
			var use_labels = true;
			var labels;
			var labels_object;
			var input_id;
			
			//Get the aria label from the input element
			var aria_label = $object.attr( "aria-label" );
			
			// Hide the object form screen readers
			$object.attr( "aria-hidden", true );
			
			// Test if object is a check input
			// Don't mess me up, come on
			if( $object.is( ":checkbox" ) === false && $object.is( ":radio" ) === false )
				return this;

			// Add "labelauty" class to all checkboxes
			// So you can apply some custom styles
			$object.addClass( settings.class );
			
			// Get the value of "data-labelauty" attribute
			// Then, we have the labels for each case (or not, as we will see)
			labels = $object.attr( "data-labelauty" );
			
			use_labels = settings.label;

			// It's time to check if it's going to the right way
			// Null values, more labels than expected or no labels will be handled here
			if( use_labels === true )
			{
				if( labels == null || labels.length === 0 )
				{
					// If attribute has no label and we want to use, then use the default labels
					labels_object = new Array();
					labels_object[0] = settings.unchecked_label;
					labels_object[1] = settings.checked_label;
				}
				else
				{
					// Ok, ok, it's time to split Checked and Unchecked labels
					// We split, by the "settings.separator" option
					labels_object = labels.split( settings.separator );

					// Now, let's check if exist _only_ two labels
					// If there's more than two, then we do not use labels :(
					// Else, do some additional tests
					if( labels_object.length > 2 )
					{
						use_labels = false;
						debug( settings.development, "There's more than two labels. LABELAUTY will not use labels." );
					}
					else
					{
						// If there's just one label (no split by "settings.separator"), it will be used for both cases
						// Here, we have the possibility of use the same label for both cases
						if( labels_object.length === 1 )
							debug( settings.development, "There's just one label. LABELAUTY will use this one for both cases." );
					}
				}
			}

			/*
			 * Let's begin the beauty
			 */

			// Start hiding ugly checkboxes
			// Obviously, we don't need native checkboxes :O
			$object.css({ display : "none" });
						
			// We don't need more data-labelauty attributes!
			// Ok, ok, it's just for beauty improvement
			$object.removeAttr( "data-labelauty" );
			
			// Now, grab checkbox ID Attribute for "label" tag use
			// If there's no ID Attribute, then generate a new one
			input_id = $object.attr( "id" );

			if( settings.force_random_id || input_id == null || input_id.trim() === "")
			{
				var input_id_number = 1 + Math.floor( Math.random() * 1024000 );
				input_id = "labelauty-" + input_id_number;

				// Is there any element with this random ID ?
				// If exists, then increment until get an unused ID
				while( $( input_id ).length !== 0 )
				{
					input_id_number++;
					input_id = "labelauty-" + input_id_number;
					debug( settings.development, "Holy crap, between 1024 thousand numbers, one raised a conflict. Trying again." );
				}

				$object.attr( "id", input_id );
			}

			// Now, add necessary tags to make this work
			// Here, we're going to test some control variables and act properly
			
			var element = jQuery(create( input_id, aria_label, selected, type, labels_object, use_labels ))
			
			element.on('click', function(){
				if($object.is(':checked')){
					$(element).attr('aria-checked', false);
				}else{
					$(element).attr('aria-checked', true);
				}
			});
			
			element.on('keypress', function(event){
				event.preventDefault();
				if(event.keyCode === 32 || event.keyCode === 13){
					if($object.is(':checked')){
						$object.prop('checked', false);
						$(element).attr('aria-checked',false);
					}else{
						$object.prop('checked', true);
						$(element).attr('aria-checked', true);
					}
				}
			})
			
			$object.after(element);
			
			// Now, add "min-width" to label
			// Let's say the truth, a fixed width is more beautiful than a variable width
			if( settings.minimum_width !== false )
				$object.next( "label[for=" + input_id + "]" ).css({ "min-width": settings.minimum_width });

			// Now, add "min-width" to label
			// Let's say the truth, a fixed width is more beautiful than a variable width
			if( settings.same_width != false && settings.label == true )
			{
				var label_object = $object.next( "label[for=" + input_id + "]" );
				var unchecked_width = getRealWidth(label_object.find( "span.labelauty-unchecked" ));
				var checked_width = getRealWidth(label_object.find( "span.labelauty-checked" ));

				if( unchecked_width > checked_width )
					label_object.find( "span.labelauty-checked" ).width( unchecked_width );
				else
					label_object.find( "span.labelauty-unchecked" ).width( checked_width );
			}
			if (settings.development) jQuery.migrateDeduplicateWarnings = migrateDeduplicateWarnings;
		});
	};

	/*
	 * Tricky code to work with hidden elements, like tabs.
	 * Note: This code is based on jquery.actual plugin.
	 * https://github.com/dreamerslab/jquery.actual
	 */
	function getRealWidth( element )
	{
		var width = 0;
		var $target = element;
		var style = 'position: absolute !important; top: -1000 !important; ';

		$target = $target.clone().attr('style', style).appendTo('body');
		width = $target.width(true);
		$target.remove();

		return width;
	}

	function debug( debug, message )
	{
		if( debug && window.console && window.console.log )
			window.console.log( "jQuery-LABELAUTY: " + message );
	};

	function create( input_id, aria_label, selected, type, messages_object, label )
	{	
		var block;
		var unchecked_message;
		var checked_message;
		var aria = "";
		
		if( messages_object == null )
			unchecked_message = checked_message = "";
		else
		{
			unchecked_message = messages_object[0];

			// If checked message is null, then put the same text of unchecked message
			if( messages_object[1] == null )
				checked_message = unchecked_message;
			else
				checked_message = messages_object[1];
		}
		
		if(aria_label == null)
			aria = "";	
		else
			aria = 'tabindex="0" role="' + type + '" aria-checked="' + selected + '" aria-label="' + aria_label + '"';
		
		if( label == true )
		{
			block = '<label for="' + input_id + '" ' + aria + '>' +
						'<span class="labelauty-unchecked-image"></span>' +
						'<span class="labelauty-unchecked">' + unchecked_message + '</span>' +
						'<span class="labelauty-checked-image"></span>' +
						'<span class="labelauty-checked">' + checked_message + '</span>' +
					'</label>';
		}
		else
		{
			block = '<label for="' + input_id + '" ' + aria + '>' +
						'<span class="labelauty-unchecked-image"></span>' +
						'<span class="labelauty-checked-image"></span>' +
					'</label>';
		}
		
		return block;
	};

}( jQuery ));


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<p>Yes, try to imagine our world without a translator and an interpreter?</p>

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<p>Take a deep breath because we will explore some of the unimaginable things that you do not want to have without these two roles in our life.</p>

<p>The main role for a translator or an interpreter goes beyond localizing a foreign language. They are the bridge between you and the audiences. They will ensure that your products and services will be relevant and diminishing the jargons. Let them drives your audiences to inquire and enjoy your offering with confidence so they will share that with other people. Our translators and interpreter experts at AEC Translations will ensure that you will work with the best. Not only the best but passionate about their craft.</p>

<p>Next, a translator and an interpreter can elevate your offering to the next level. On the previous article (<em>read: <a href="https://aectranslations.com/2023/04/17/why-interpreters-are-needed-more-than-ever-in-this-pandemic-era/">Why Interpreters Are Needed More Than Ever in This Pandemic Era?</a></em>), we discussed the importance of adapting to the new normal to survive a COVID-19 pandemic. Their existence will ease the digitalization process. For example, when you are developing a mobile application or a website, then they will help to find the best body text that can drive users to understand what you are offering. If not, then you might the difficulty to capture the full potential to reap the benefits.</p>

<p>Integrating a translator and an interpreter is vital to the overall growth business strategy. They will broaden the audiences base and help to face the digitalization process as you will need to adapt to the new situation. Why not call us today at AEC Translations on how we can assist your next project.</p>
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