How can I place controls outside of the swipable area?
See original GitHub issue@surmon-china could you add an example of the swiper with arrows outside of the swipable area and how can that be achieved with the current swiper architecture? I would like to get this look https://take.ms/YC1Zw
Right now swiper
class get overflow-hidden by default that means that controls will cut off if a negative margin is applied. Please, help me understand how to work around this issue?
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@AndrewBogdanovTSS
navigation option
fromswiperOptions
navigation slot element
e.g.
@johnyluyte yeah, I also end up with similar solution. But the problem with it is that it’s not universal and always requires to pass that
customClassName
for every swiper instance which is very inconvenient and counter intuitive so I would rather call it a hack rather than something that can be accepted as a proper fix