Closed lmcq closed 3 years ago
Hi Lewis (@lmcq),
Thank you for your question. Embla Carousel has no official support for nesting carousels, but I’ll try an unofficial way to achieve what you want.
I’ll let you know when I’ve done so.
Kindly, David
Great, thank you @davidcetinkaya!
Hello Lewis (@lmcq),
Just wanted to mention that the pressure on this lib is high right now (I'm also the sole maintainer of this project), so I don't know when I will have the time to look into this. I thought it would be good to mention that so you can look for alternatives if you need this feature soon.
I hope you understand.
Best, David
Ok, no problem - thanks for your response!
Hi Lewis (@lmcq),
So I finally got half an hour to create an example for you. Here's the CodeSandbox with nested Embla Carousels.
Please let me know if you're intending to check this out or not. Anyone else reading this - Feel free to try this out and let me know how it goes.
Best, David
Hi David,
That works great! We'll definitely be looking at using this. Thanks for taking the time to create this
Apologies for not getting back to you earlier
Thanks, Lewis
Thank you for your response and thanks a bunch for supporting this project Lewis (@lmcq) 👍🏻. I’m closing this issue as resolved then. Let me know if you run into any issues with the implementation.
Enjoy, David
See this gist for nested carousel using v8.
Hi,
This is a bit of a unique use case, but we need to nest a carousel within a carousel slide (we've essentially got a carousel of cards, and within each card is a carousel of images).
When we drag the slides for the inner carousel, then we don't want the event to bubble up to the parent carousel and therefore cause that to scroll too. However, it seems that attempting to drag the inner carousel also causes the parent to scroll.
I've created a minimal repro here: https://codesandbox.io/s/nested-embla-bvo96
Interestingly, it seems that events are successfully being prevented from propagation (clicking outside the inner carousel logs out "mouse down", but inside of it does), but the parent carousel still scrolls.
This could just be an implementation error on our side.
Great library, thanks!