Unable to create Vertical Slider
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Description
I am trying to create a vertical Slider. Based on #65 I got to know that transform can be used for this. Using transform I am not able to apply styles like height and width to slider.
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- Created 3 years ago
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- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Tacking on to say that we need a vertical prop for all platforms. Thanks!
As I can see on the provided example (thank you, @YajanaRao) the vertical slider is only inverted visually. Width and height still applies but with inverted effects, while sliding is still possible but also on the horizontal axis: (notice the
width
change on the beginning from30
to300
<- it changes the height)