How To create slider/toggle to change font size on screen with HTML CSS JS
You can achieve this using just plain HTML5 and JavaScript.
HTML5 has an input type called range, and it behaves exactly as you want for this example.
Note that according to CanIUse, the actual major browser support for input[type="range"]
is: IE10+, FF23+ and Chrome 5+.
To achieve what you want you should first create the element:
<input type="range" min="12" max="42" id="slider" />
and then listen to its changes with js (I'm using jQuery for the example bellow):
$('#slider').on('change',function(){
var val = $(this).val();
//do the rest of the action...
});
Here is a working example of what you want: http://jsfiddle.net/vNfh2/1/
Skinny Totoro
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Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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Skinny Totoro almost 2 years
is there any way I can make this -->
so I'd like to make a slider/toggle and user can drag/slide it to change into different size (or point)
and for each point, the displayed text is changed just like the picture I describe
do I use HTML5 canvas? Or is there any way (maybe with js, to achieve that interactive toggle/slider manually adjust font size) for display preview?
thank you in advance!
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Petr R. over 10 yearsYou should include the jQuery code here as well, and provide the jsFiddle link for reference.
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Bojangles over 10 yearsYou also need to mention that
type="range"
isn't supported in IE9 or below -
Skinny Totoro over 10 yearsthis also help, thank you so much :)
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whackamadoodle3000 over 5 yearsIs there a way to make this so that as you're sliding, the text changes size instead of it changing after you release the mouse?
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Claudio Holanda over 5 years