Friday, August 12th, 2005
Rich HTML Slider
The gurus from webfx have long been on the scene showing us cool innovative ways of doing rich work on the web.
Now they have a nice demo of a dhtml slider





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Friday, August 12th, 2005
Category: Examples
The gurus from webfx have long been on the scene showing us cool innovative ways of doing rich work on the web.
Now they have a nice demo of a dhtml slider
Posted by Dion Almaer at 10:02 am
5 Comments





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I was playing with a similar slider control for a project demo page (JS fireworks parameter controls). The sliders are animated as well via JS.
Demo here (down page a bit)..
http://www.schillmania.com/projects/fireworks/
I’m using DT/DD elements to classify the control “label” and expected range of values (eg. 0-100), the only missing item is a degradable input element (since this demo is for a JS library.) Actually using LABEL may have also been more semantically accurate than a DD in this case.
I used the webfx sliders in almost the same way to test colour contrast. http://www.snook.ca/technical/colour_contrast/colour.html
Very nice stuff guys!
Dion
It’s a shame none of the controls mentioned above is really accessible.
To achieve this, you’d need to allow the slider cursor to acquire focus (e.g. wrapping it in an a element) and also to handle keyboard events.
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