Hi team,
The Drag Free feature would be great for carousels on mobile for mobile users. This can be seen in the demos on the official splide js website.
Hi team,
The Drag Free feature would be great for carousels on mobile for mobile users. This can be seen in the demos on the official splide js website.
Hi everybody,
I’m looking for the exact same behaviour you can find here Splide - The lightweight, flexible and accessible slider/carousel
Tried typing “free” in “elements to drag” but did not work ![]()
When set to “1” it doesn’t really feel natural to swipe with fingers on a smartphone, if you’re movement is too long, you swipe 2 to 3 slides, but if you barely touch it you manage to slide by 1, even when your elements are pretty large.
Agreed! I would also like a simple way of selecting “Drag Free”. The current slider feels sort of disorienting to use IMO.
For anyone looking for a way of selecting this option within Bricks, go to your slider, and under Options, choose Options type: “Custom”. Provide options in JSON format like this:
{
“mediaQuery”: “max”,
“type”: “loop”,
“drag”: “free”,
“direction”: “ltr”,
“keyboard”: “global”,
“padding”: “0rem”,
“gap”:“2rem”,
“start”: 1,
“perPage”: 4,
“perMove”:1,
“speed”:400,
“autoHeight”:true,
“autoplay”:false,
“pauseOnHover”:true,
“pauseOnFocus”:false,
“interval”:3000,
“arrows”:false,
“pagination”:true,
“reducedMotion”: {
“autoplay”: false,
“speed” : 400
},
“breakpoints”: {
“1366”: {
“perPage”: 4},
“991”: {
“perPage”: 3},
“768”: {
“perPage”: 2},
“478”: {
“perPage”: 1.5},
“375”: {
“perPage”: 1.5}
}
}
Hope this helps someone finding this thread.