ion-custom-range

Custom range directive for Ionic Framework. It has the same look and feel of the input range component, except it doesn't block scrolling.

Usage

• Copy ion-custom-range.css to your www/css folder.

• Copy ion-custom-range.js to your www/js folder.

• Open index.html and:

  • Add CSS file to header block, after ionic.css, like this:

  <link href="css/ion-custom-range.css" rel="stylesheet">
  

  • Add JS file after ionic.bundle.js, like this:

  <script src="js/ion-custom-range.js"></script>
  

• Open app.js and add ionicCustomRange to the list of modules, like this:

  angular.module('starter', ['ionic', 'ionicCustomRange'])
  

• In template ion-custom-range can be used like this:

  <div class="range">
    <i class="icon ion-volume-low"></i>
    <ion-custom-range ng-model="data.volume" min="0" max="100"></ion-custom-range>
    <i class="icon ion-volume-high"></i>
  </div>
  

Example

Live example can be found on Ionic Playground.

• Instructions
  • Open Google Chrome and enable Device Mode (first open Developer tools and on the top left, next to search icon there is a mobile icon)
  • Next, paste: http://play.ionic.io/m/fc9456fe858f

Full code preview (range component will not work in desktop browser without Device mode): http://play.ionic.io/app/fc9456fe858f