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jquery-segmented-slider

v1.0.1

Published

A simple slider with three segments

Downloads

3

Readme

segmented-slider-js

Introduction

segmented-slider-js is a simple slider with three segments.

That's all. No more words. Just use it.

Demo

Have a look

Requirements

  • jQuery
  • jQuery.event.drag

This control uses jQuery and jQuery.event.drag as dragging stuff helper.

Therefore, make sure these two libraries are imported already.

You can learn more jQuery.event.drag here

Usage

HTML

Firstly, you need to create a skeleton for this control.

<div class="segmented-slider" data-init-green="40" data-init-amber="60">
    <ul class="point-container">
        <li>0</li>
        <li>10</li>
        <li>20</li>
        <li>30</li>
        <li>40</li>
        <li>50</li>
        <li>60</li>
        <li>70</li>
        <li>80</li>
        <li>90</li>
        <li>100</li>
    </ul>
    <div class="handle-container">
        <div class="segment green"></div>
        <div class="segment amber"></div>
        <div class="segment red"></div>
        <div class="handle green"></div>
        <div class="handle amber"></div>
    </div>
</div>

data-init-green and data-init-amber attributes are to set the initial position of the green and amber handle.

Unless they are set, the control itself has default value.

Javascript

$(".segmented-slider").segmentedSlider(function(greenPoint, amberPoint) {
    // Do your stuff with new green point and amber point value here

    /* Example
    $(".handle.green").text(greenPoint);
    $(".handle.amber").text(amberPoint);
    */
});

Todo

  • Make it responsive

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Nguyen Vinh @ninjaprox