tanstack-ranger

You build an accessible multi-thumb range slider by wiring headless logic to your track element and rendering handles using position percentages. It manages ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, and thumb crossing automatically while you retain full control over markup and styling.

A headless range slider provides the interactive logic and accessibility features for slider components without dictating the markup. You need one when building custom UI designs that require single-value or multi-thumb dragging interactions while maintaining screen-reader and keyboard support.

Yes, the range slider utility works with Vue, Svelte, Angular, and Solid because it provides framework-agnostic logic via its core package. You apply the sorted values, steps, and tick APIs to render the slider using your chosen framework's component model.

You add tick marks and custom value constraints to a range slider by utilizing the exposed track segments and tick APIs from the headless logic. These APIs allow you to render rich visual UIs while enforcing specific stepping and boundary rules during user interactions.

Range slider thumbs cross during dragging when the component does not properly manage sorted values. This utility prevents the issue by exposing sortedValues, which automatically handles thumb ordering and crossing to maintain accurate visual positioning and constraints.