I try to study javascript and stuck. I want to understand how make a range slider by myself. But everyone uses plugins and libs like jquery UI. or tries stylize input type="range", although this does not supported in IE9. It's good and simple but i want improve my skills. I can't find tutorial about this subject. May be somebody knows something about this?
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Possible duplicate of [jQuery custom draggable control slide without jQuery UI](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12767844/jquery-custom-draggable-control-slide-without-jquery-ui) – TheCrazyProfessor Oct 07 '16 at 05:11
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Just some trivial hints:
- have a div, which is the body of the slider
- have a floating div on top of that, which you can drag with your mouse
- implement dragging code on the floating div (ensure it remains in the slider area)
- in this same code you can do some sort of calculations, and calculate a "value" for the slider, e.g. in percent.
Of course you can pick a ready-made slider lib such as http://foundation.zurb.com/sites/docs/v/5.5.3/components/range_slider.html and learn more about the implementation.
This is also quite light: http://skidding.github.io/dragdealer/
Another workaround is actually creating something which is not a slider. But something similar. At the bottom of this> Is there a simple JavaScript slider? you can see a screenshot of a segmented volume control. That is in fact just a set of images with mouse events on top of it. Nothing fancy, not nice, but on the other hand works with any browser since JS has been invented :)
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Thank you very much. I've found amazing solution In your last link. Here this sweetie http://jsfiddle.net/LucP/BPdKR/2/ – Naughty Fox Feb 10 '16 at 15:44
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A very minimal slider. For IE and Microsoft Edge.
html:
<input type="range" />
javascript:
::-ms-thumb {
height: 20px;
background: green;
}
::-ms-track {
height: 2px;
color: transparent;
}

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