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Added input range styling #52
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Would love to see this merged.. |
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Hello, how can I test this? |
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Anything else needed to get this merged? |
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@adamwathan @MartijnCuppens could we merge this please |
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Hey! I think this is a pretty interesting idea but I would want to spend some time working with our design team to make sure we are happy with the defaults. Will leave this open in the mean time and hopefully something we can tackle in the future. |
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Added the range input component to the plugin.
Because of all the weird browser prefixes I've only used the color and size options inside the default options file.
Added documentation to show how to use and configure the range input.
I've tested the slider on Chrome/Firefox/IE11/Edge on Windows 10 and Chrome/Firefox on Android 9. If someone could test iOS and MacOS that would be great.