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In your case arrows should be
The reason why not just |
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@rensite There is still a valid use case to be able to react when the arrows are not needed. In my case I style the wrapper of the slider to leave enough space left and right, so the arrows can be positioned absolute and dont overlap the content. In my opinion this could be solved if the onPaginationUpdate event would fire when there is only 1 page. Currently it doesn't. With this event I could remove the spacing of the wrapper and hide the disabled arrows. Does anybody know if this can be achieved in any other way? |
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I found a workaround which is pretty solid I think (using the React version of Splide). import { Splide as SplideObj } from '@splidejs/splide'
const [showArrows, setShowArrows] = useState(false)
const handleArrowsUpdated = (
splide: SplideObj,
prev: HTMLButtonElement,
next: HTMLButtonElement,
prevIdx: number,
nextIdx: number,
) => {
setShowArrows(!(prev.disabled && next.disabled))
} <Splide onArrowsUpdated={handleArrowsUpdated} hasTrack={false}>
<div className="splide__arrows" style={{ display: showArrows ? 'initial' : 'none' }} />
<SplideTrack>
{...}
</SplideTrack>
</Splide> |
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using 1.4 I have I also tried defaulting to Any suggestions welcome or if I missed something. |
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Hello.
How can we turn off swiping/arrows/pagination when there are less items than
perPage
option?I think we need an additional option, like
watchOverflow
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