I've noticed that in Chrome at least, when the browser is not expanded to its maximum size, moving the slider causes a horizontal scrollbar to appear. I'd have to play around with it myself, but I wonder if changing the position in some other way would fix that problem...
You're right, I hadn't noticed that. It can easily be fixed by adding overflow-x: hidden; to the .main-container CSS rules. I just made those adjustments in the post, thanks!
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This is a really neat demo!
I wonder if there's a different way to move the slider, i.e. this code:
I've noticed that in Chrome at least, when the browser is not expanded to its maximum size, moving the slider causes a horizontal scrollbar to appear. I'd have to play around with it myself, but I wonder if changing the position in some other way would fix that problem...
You're right, I hadn't noticed that. It can easily be fixed by adding
overflow-x: hidden;
to the.main-container
CSS rules. I just made those adjustments in the post, thanks!