Dynamically changing color of arrows based on background
See original GitHub issueAs of now default color of arrow is white.
$slick-arrow-color: white !default;
If someone is trying slick for the first time and if the background is white they will not be able to see arrows.
Can we dynamically change the arrow color based on background with javascript i.e if background is dark arrows will be bright and vice-versa. ?
We can also provide an option to override color.
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This demo even went a step ahead and dynamically changing arrow color based on image color. http://www.kennethcachia.com/background-check/slider.html
I am not proposing we should do that. I thought it is an interesting usecase relevant to this discussion.
I dont think this functionality merits inclusion in the core codebase.