use callback instead of resizeObserver#27
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cchaos merged 3 commits intocchaos:into-feature/range-dropdownsfrom Sep 9, 2019
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use callback instead of resizeObserver#27cchaos merged 3 commits intocchaos:into-feature/range-dropdownsfrom
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Works great in Firefox and Chrome, IE has a little animation for the single slider but I'm ok with that. The only problem I'm finding is that as soon as I click on the slider in IE, the dropdown disappears. |
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@cchaos IE11 should be passable now |
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Unfortunately this issue is also and still happening in Safari |
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Awesome! All the browsers are working now, thank you! |
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Plug into the underlying change event instead of relying on event-driven DOM APIs