H-Slider
The Horizontal Slider (H-Slider) is an interactive component used to represent and adjust progress toward a goal in a horizontal orientation. It provides a visual and interactive way to track values within a defined range, making it suitable for goal progress tracking, thresholds, and user-driven adjustments.
Best Situations to Use
Use an H-Slider when you want to:
Display progress toward a target along a horizontal scale.
Allow users to manually adjust values within a defined range.
Represent bounded ranges such as percentages, ratings, or KPIs.
Provide a more compact alternative to gauges or progress bars.
Not Recommended for:
Scenarios requiring multi-dimensional comparisons (bar or line charts are better).
Highly precise data entry where numeric input fields are more effective.
Properties
Background
Shadow: Enable or disable shadow effect.
Shadow Color: Select shadow hue.
Shadow Transparency: Adjust shadow opacity.
Gradient Color: Apply gradient background styling to the slider.
General
Component Name: Assign a unique identifier.
Left / Top: Position the slider on the dashboard.
Height / Width: Set component dimensions.
Initial Visibility: Choose whether the slider is visible on the first preview.
Unit Value: Define measurement unit:
Auto (default)
Percent (for percentage-based progress).
Maximum / Minimum Limit: Define upper and lower bounds of the slider.
Interval: Set step increments (default =
1
; if set to2
, increments move in multiples of 2).Chrome Color: Change the body color of the slider.
Circle Color: Customize the slider knob’s color.
Circle Radius / Thickness: Adjust size and weight of the slider knob.
Label
Font Size: Adjust size of displayed label text.
Font Style: Set label style (normal, italic, etc.).
Font Family: Apply a consistent typeface.
Example Configurations
Basic H-Slider: Single-color background with default increments of 1.
Custom Range Slider: Minimum = 0, Maximum = 100, Interval = 5, Unit = Percent.
Styled Slider: Gradient background, custom knob color, increased knob radius for emphasis.
Notes
Use intervals wisely — large increments simplify user interaction but reduce precision.
For percentage-based progress tracking, always set Unit Value = Percent.
Pair the H-Slider with labels or tooltips for clarity in what the values represent.