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"larger" slider does not match chart #132
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Inspired by some of the analysis and comments in #132, this is a straight refactor to move JavaScript around. This allows for adopters to modify BlacklightRangeLimit functions, without having to override entire files. For example: ```javascript BlacklightRangeLimit.display_ratio = 1 ``` Would produce a square plot area. Previously this type of customization was not possible.
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Inspired by some of the analysis and comments in #132, this is a straight refactor to move JavaScript around. This allows for adopters to modify BlacklightRangeLimit functions, without having to override entire files. For example: ```javascript BlacklightRangeLimit.display_ratio = 1 ``` Would produce a square plot area. Previously this type of customization was not possible.
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Inspired by some of the analysis and comments in #132, this is a straight refactor to move JavaScript around. This allows for adopters to modify BlacklightRangeLimit functions, without having to override entire files. For example: ```javascript BlacklightRangeLimit.display_ratio = 1 ``` Would produce a square plot area. Previously this type of customization was not possible.
Current implementation no longer features slider at all; also does not feature the "larger" view currently. |
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"view larger" is a nice feature.
But the slider does not have the same width as the chart:
This ends up looking especially confusing when you select a sub-range, since the slider handles and chart selection don't line up:
If I remove the
max-width
CSS from thep.range.subsection
, it looks right again, with slider handles lining up with selection:Not sure if this would have to be done in CSS to apply only to "larger" view, not sure why this max-width was there in the first place or what purpose it serves.
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