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Cursor icon, slider bar, and slider arrow animation #10
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I do think a slider bar is useful but would want to make it optional. That really isn't difficult at all. All those animations can't be copied from reveal.js because it's using entirely different underlying technology. Implementing it again shouldn't be so hard anyways. Personally I don't like the animations so if it were up to me I'd strip them form the ToDo list. If we do add them, I want them to be optional. And I don't have a clear opinion on changing the cursor yet. |
Making a slider bar optional sounds like a good idea!
I think this could be helpful to distinguish a normal image canvas from a splitview canvas |
Could you try the current version? What do you think about it atm? |
I like the double arrow cursor. |
Ok, I'll implement it. Is this something that has to be implemented before merging this into Jupyter Splitview or can I focus on other tasks first? |
That's only a nice to have, so I think we can make the merge of Jupyter splitview the priority right now |
juxtapose.js has the following behaviour when the mouse hovers over the canvas:
Screen.Recording.2022-07-09.at.13.07.01.mov
Reading the silder bar: Do we want to keep the bar at all?
I think it can be useful to have it in some situations, e.g. to indicate where the line is and to indicate that it's a widget at all, and not a simple displayed image.
But then there are situations where it would be nice to not have the slider, in order to have an even closer look on small image changes.
@christopher-besch what do you think about making the slider bar optional?
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