Closed viters closed 4 years ago
I wonder, what is the advantage of using pixels in calculating offset over using percentages? I assume percentage offsets would prevent resize issues.
I'm not sure what the original reason for using pixels vs percentage was -- AFAIK, that's been around since the original implementation. Maybe @mpowaga could stop in and provide some insight?
I think the tricky part would be to figure out how to deal with the thumb handles. If they are butted up against each other, and then you increase the size of the container, the handle positions would probably not look right anymore as the slider length grows. If the thumb sizes were also proportionally sized, this wouldn't be an issue, but I would think most people would want a fixed sized thumb handle.
I think it might make sense in the short term to expose the resize function so that you can imperatively call it.
Here is an example of calling resize using refs: https://github.com/zillow/react-slider/pull/177#issuecomment-629339271
The docs have been updated with an example: https://zillow.github.io/react-slider/#!/ReactSlider/13
Hi there, I can't seem to find the example in the linked docs.
Would you consider using ResizeObserver
, when available (i.e. as progressive enhancement), to automatically resize the slider internally? This is a common pattern nowadays and there are libraries that make it trivial, like https://github.com/streamich/react-use/blob/master/docs/useMeasure.md ((implementation)[https://github.com/streamich/react-use/blob/master/src/useMeasure.ts]).
Description
react-slider
does not update on it's container / parent container style changes, nor it does not export any API to call update imperatively.Creating adaptive width
react-slider
is currently hard to achieve (e.g. in flex container). The positions of slider elements update only after window resize.My use case: I use it within flex container with lazy loaded components nearby. I would need to observe whether all components did load and call
window.resize
or defer showingReactSlider
.Example
https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-tj4zyk?file=index.js