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streamlit-vertical-slider
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Creates a constinuous vertical slider with color customizations.
Changes:
label
argumentthumb_shape
argument (circle, square, pill)height
argument, defaults to 200Please update by:
pip install --upgrade streamlit-vertical-slider
pip install streamlit-vertical-slider
import streamlit as st
from streamlit_vertical_slider import vertical_slider
vertical_slider(
label = "Your widget label", #Optional
key = "vert_01" ,
height = 300, #Optional - Defaults to 300
thumb_shape = "square", #Optional - Defaults to "circle"
step = 1, #Optional - Defaults to 1
default_value=5 ,#Optional - Defaults to 0
min_value= 0, # Defaults to 0
max_value= 10, # Defaults to 10
track_color = "blue", #Optional - Defaults to Streamlit Red
slider_color = ('red','blue'), #Optional
thumb_color= "orange", #Optional - Defaults to Streamlit Red
value_always_visible = True ,#Optional - Defaults to False
)
FAQs
Creates a customizable vertical slider
We found that streamlit-vertical-slider demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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