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parallel-scroll-slider

v1.0.6

Published

A slider scrolled parallel direction when browser is scrolled vertically.

Downloads

12

Readme

parallel-scroll-slider

This package provides a slider scrolled parallel direction when browser is scrolled vertically.

Install

npm i parallel-scroll-slider

How to use

import ParallelScrollSlider from "parallel-scroll-slider"

const Sample = () => {
  return (
  <ParallelScrollSlider
    fromTop={0}
    slideGap={40}
    slidePaddingY={20}
    slideWidth={"100%"}
    list {[]}
    stopPos={"start"}
   />
  )
}

Instance Props

| Property | Type | Required| Description | |-------------------------|--------------- |- |-------------------------------------------------------------| | fromTop | number / string | optional | Slider's position from top | | slideGap | number / string | required | Gap each lists | | slidePaddingY | number / string / {top: number / string, bottom: number / string} | optional | Padding of top and bottom | | slideWidth | string | required | Each lists' width | | list | JSX.Element[] | required | Slider's contents | | stopPos | start / center / end | required | Stopped position | | fullWidth | boolean | optional | Display range of slider |

Props' Description

fromTop: Decided the position of component from top. fromTop = 0 equals top: 0, and fromTop = "10%" equals top: "10%". default value: fromTop = 0.

slideGap: Decided the gap of each slide contents. slideGap = 0 equals column-gap: 0, and slideGap = "10%" equals column-gap: "10%".

slidePaddingY: Decided the padding of top and bottom. if you want one's size is different from the other, you can write like slidePaddingY={{top:10, bottom:20}}. default value: slidePaddingY = 0.

slideWidth: Decided the size of each lists. the size is relatively decided component's width. you can define the percentage like slideWidth={"50%"}.

list: The contents of slide. You don't need to define <li> tags width and height. They are automatically decided by other argument you input.

stopPos: Decided the position when the slide is stopped. "start" : left edge of component. "center" : center position. "end" : right edge of component. default value: stopPos: "start".

fullWidth: Choose the display range of slider. fullWidth: true means the slider displays from left edge to right edge. fullWidth: false means the slider display in just component width. default value: fullWidth: true.