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[FEATURE] - Make carousel arrows optional #3367

Open arturola opened 5 months ago

arturola commented 5 months ago

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arturojose.latorretirado@nttdata.com

Problem

We have a design requirement in our application where the carousel should not display the navigation arrows.

Solution ideas and examples

Add a boolean property to the carousel component. When this property is set to 'false', the navigation arrows should not be rendered.

Business priority

Medium

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muellernaumann commented 5 months ago

Hi @arturola! We would currently advise against hiding the prev/next arrows, at least on desktop. There is a variety of literature supporting our assumption that these are a central navigation element for many users. However, we can set up a short sync where you can convince us otherwise.

bvasen commented 4 months ago

Hi @muellernaumann , to be more specific, we are having custom controls for the carousel, displayed in between the carousel slides and not on top of the carousel as the default. As we can control the carousel via the activeSlideIndex from our own controls the only thing missing is to disable the default controls. Currently we are using a workaround to hide the default controls via accessing them in the shadowDom, but we would like to get rid of that workaround.

muellernaumann commented 4 months ago

@bvasen Do you have a visual example of your current implementation? We can also use the appointment next week to discuss the topic afterwards in relation to the horizontal stepper.

bvasen commented 4 months ago

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marcelbertram commented 4 months ago

@muellernaumann think of a solution where we have a different positioning in the bottom and add arrow key navigation instead to ensure usability / accessibility.

See Apple Slider (https://www.apple.com/de/macbook-pro/): Image