Slider
The Slider is a great UI element to enable users easily select a value from a fixed range of values.

To set up a slider, you'll have to first define the
minimum
and maximum
values, the initial value
and the incremental steps
of the sliderWe recommend using a Label with the Slider so that users can get immediate feedback on the value being set.

Property | Description |
Minimum Value | Default ( 0 ); Minimum and leftmost value of the Slider |
Maximum Value | Default ( 100 ); Maximum and rightmost value of the Slide |
Value | Default ( 0 ); Initial value of the Slider |
Step | Default ( 0 ); Increments of the Slider |
- Minimum Track Tint Color: Color of the slider track to the left of the thumb
- Maximum Track Tint Color: Color of the slider track to the right of the thumb
- Thumb Tint Color (Android only): Color of the thumb
- Border:
- Width: Enter how wide you want the border outline of the Slider to be
- Color: Pick a color for the border of the Slider
- Style: Select if you want the border to be a dotted, dashed or solid line
- Radius: Enter how round you want the edges of the border for the Slider to be
Property | Description |
Minimum Track Tint Color | Default ( none ); Color of the slider track to the left of the thumb |
Maximum Track Tint Color | Default ( none ); Color of the slider track to the right of the thumb |
Thumb Tint Color (Android only) | Default ( none ); Color of the thumb |
Border | Default ( none ); You can add a border with customized width , color , style (solid, dotted, dashed) and borderRadius |
You can set how tall the Slider is using the height property and set how wide it is using the width property.
Height
- Fill container - The Slider fills the entire screen vertically
- Fit contents - The Slider’s height changes to fit the contents it contains
- Relative size - The Slider fills the specified percentage of the screen
- Absolute size - Sizes the Slider to a specified number of pixels
Width
- Fill container - The Slider fills the entire screen horizontally
- Fit contents - The Slider’s width changes to fit the contents it contains
- Relative size - The Slider fills the specified percentage of the screen
- Absolute - Sizes the Slider to a specified number of pixels
You change the spacing and positioning of the Slider with the Margin and Padding properties.
Margin
- You can specify how much space you want between the border and the contents of Slider using either pixel or percent values.
Padding
- You can specify how much space you want between the edges of the Slider and the screen using either pixel or percent values.

When the user takes their finger off the slider. The event returns the value that the slider has settled on.
Please note that the
on Sliding Complete
event does not work in web preview
This event fires each time the slider moves to a new position. Each time a new values is selected this event will return an updated value.


The set and get height blocks work with the Height property of the slider component. Acceptable input values are.
- Number of Pixels
- Percentage Height
- "Fit Contents"
- "Fill Container"
The
Computed Height
block returns the on-screen dimensions of the slider, after it has been rendered on-screen. The value returned is an integer, representing the size of the slider in pixels.
Set or get the color of the right side of the slider.

Set or get the biggest value of the slider

Set or get the color of the left side of the slider

Set or get the smallest value of the slider

Set or get the step-size, also known as the increment, of the slider.

Change the color of the slider itself.

The set and get value blocks are user to work with the position of the slider.

The set and get visible blocks are used to show or hide the entire Slider component. Acceptable values are:
- True
- False

The set and get width blocks work with the Width property of the Slider component. Acceptable input values are.
- Number of Pixels
- Percentage Height
- "Fit Contents"
- "Fill Container"
The
Computed Width
block returns the on-screen dimensions of the slider, after it has been rendered on-screen. The value returned is an integer, representing the size of the slider in pixels.Last modified 11mo ago