Neil Vaytet
Neil Vaytet
> This is what I mean: > > http://ghusse.github.io/jQRangeSlider/ I would find such an addition to `ipywidgets` really useful!
Apparently, `nouislider` is now going to be the base for sliders (#2712). Looking at the "drag" example [here](https://refreshless.com/nouislider/behaviour-option/), does this mean that this functionality would also be available in `ipywidgets`?...
I've made some kind of workaround, which is not quite working, but maybe someone can help improving it? The idea is just to use a `IntRangeSlider` and make it so...
I was also trying to find a way to do this by linking on the client side with `jslink` (to possibly get rid of the lag between the two bounds),...
> This is what I mean: > > http://ghusse.github.io/jQRangeSlider/ Here is another example of a range slider that can be dragged: http://docs.bokeh.org/en/latest/docs/user_guide/interaction/widgets.html#rangeslider
Hasn't this been fixed in #2712 ? The range slider in `ipywidgets>=8` can now be dragged.
The issue with the workaround is that you can't edit the value in the readout and press enter to set the slider value to some chosen value, which you can...
I've observed the `ToggleButtons` to have the correct size in classic notebook, but are larger (padding of 10px on each side seems consistent) in JupyterLab: ```Py import ipywidgets as ipw...
Any update on this? Thanks
Thanks for pointing out the relevant places, I will take a look