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Infinite mode utilizing cloned slides #328
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@tandcsurf would you be willing to do a pull request with this feature? If you want to do a draft pull request first we would be able to review it. |
@tandcsurf are you aware of any way to do this that doesn't cause the carousel to re-render? Cloning slides would still run into the issue that I had here: |
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Bump! I would also really like this. Any movement? |
double bump! This is final piece that's keeping me from ditching react-slick |
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This issue has been automatically closed becuase it has not had recent activity. |
Describe the feature you'd like:
Additional/alternate version of infinite mode that clones slides, allowing for a center-mode carousel that (like slick or other carousels) will consistently show slides to left/right of current active slide.
Suggested implementation:
Describe alternatives you've considered:
Creating a CSS-driven implementation of center-mode has worked pretty well, but a lack of cloned slides on pure-react-carousel's infinite mode will display a lot of dead space on the left of the first slide.
Teachability, Documentation, Adoption, Migration Strategy:
Flipping a property like "infiniteCloned={true}" on the CarouselProvider would be ideal.
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