Round Range Slider HTML Control in jQuery

Just another range slider plugin for jQuery to create a round range slider in HTML. The plugin, “roundSlider” is a well-developed and highly customizable circular/radial range slider to select a range of values. It supports touch, mouse wheel scroll and keyboard arrows keys to increase or decrease slider value.

Furthermore, this round range slider purely build with CSS and JavaScript. So, it doesn’t use any image for graphics. Besides round shape, it also provides quarter, half and pie circle shapes.

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Plugin Overview and Preview

Plugin: roundSlider
Author: Soundar
Category: Text & Input
Published: January 20, 2024
File Type: zip archive (HTML, CSS & JavaScript )
Package Size: 30 KB
Dependencies: jQuery 3.0 or Latest version
Last Modified:
MIT
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How to Create a Round Range Slider in Html

1. To move forward with this plugin, load the jQuery library into your website.

<!-- jQuery -->
<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.4.1.min.js"></script>

2. Smilarly, include the roundSlider’s CSS and JavaScript file in your HTML page.

<!-- roundSlider CSS -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/roundslider.min.css">
<!-- roundSlider JS -->
<script src="js/roundslider.min.js"></script>

3. After that, create an HTML div element with a unique id in which slider will be rendered dynamically.

<div class="container">
    <div id="slider"></div>
</div>

4. At the end, initialize the plugin in jQuery document ready function to active the roundSlider.

$(document).ready(function(){
	$("#slider").roundSlider({
    sliderType: "min-range",
    value: 45
});
});

Advance Configuration Options

The following are some advanced configuration options to create/customize round range slider in HTML.

Option Default Type Description
min 0 Number Set the minimum value of the slider.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	min : 0,
}); 
max 100 Number It define the maximum value.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	max : 100,
}); 
step 1 Number This option define the range steps.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	step : 1,
}); 
radius 85 Number Define radius property.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	radius : 85,
}); 
width 16 Number It define the width (thickness) of range circle.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	width : 16,
}); 
handleSize “+0” String Set the handle size.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	handleSize : "+0",
}); 
animation true Boolean Decide whether to animate round slider.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	animation : true,
}); 
endAngle “+360” String Generally, it set the ending angle of range slider.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	endAngle : "+360",
}); 
showTooltip true Boolean Enable/disable tooltip.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	showTooltip : true,
}); 
editableTooltip true Boolean Decide whether to make tooltip editable.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	editableTooltip : true,
}); 
readOnly false Boolean This option is useful to show circular data. Generally, it makes a round slider read only.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	readOnly : false,
}); 
disabled false Boolean Make your range slider disabled.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	disabled : false,
}); 
keyboardAction true Boolean It on/off keyboard navigation. Basically, it is useful to change slider values with arrow keys.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	keyboardAction : true,
}); 
mouseScrollAction false Boolean Enable/disable mouse scroll action.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	mouseScrollAction : false,
}); 
sliderTyp “default” String It define the slider type like “range”, etc. Similarly, you can set “min-range”.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	sliderTyp : "default",
}); 
circleShape “full” String This option define the shape of round slider. Possible options are: full, half-top, half-bottom, half-left, half-right. Similarly, the quarter-top-left, quarter-top-right, quarter-bottom-right, quarter-bottom-left. Likewise, the pie, custom-half and custom-quarter, etc.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	circleShape : "full",
}); 
handleShape “round” String It define the shape of handle. The possible options are: round, dot and square.

Example:

$("#slider").roundSlider({ 
	handleShape : "round",
}); 
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