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You can also remove the container (<tt>#flipbook</tt>), for example:
You can also remove the container <tt>#flipbook</tt>, for example:


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Latest revision as of 01:35, 9 July 2012

Destroys the flipbook. That is, it removes all the pages from the DOM tree and memory as well as event listeners.

This method does not have parameters.

Example:

$("#flipbook").turn("destroy");


You can also remove the container #flipbook, for example:

$("#flipbook").turn("destroy").remove();


Note: Destroying a flipbook will automatically destroy the zoom viewport if defined.

See also

Destroying the zoom viewport. <yambe:breadcrumb>Turn Methods</yambe:breadcrumb>