React JS slider help

How do I create a vertical slider with features as shown?
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Parth
ParthOP2y ago
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curiousmissfox
In the video you posted it’s essentially tabs with different content. Look up how to implement tabs like this https://youtu.be/5L6h_MrNvsk?si=dNKa-GZzEsrspkeN
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Parth
ParthOP2y ago
@hart❤🔥 I already have tabs with content vertically how do I make it change automatically?
curiousmissfox
Change in what way? If you have vertical tabs then is your original issue solved ?
Parth
ParthOP2y ago
nope In the video u can see it scrolls/changes the tabs automatically
curiousmissfox
In this video I see the user is clicking to change the tabs
Parth
ParthOP2y ago
that's one of the ways to change it
curiousmissfox
But if you want it to change automatically use setTimeout Or interval I guess
Parth
ParthOP2y ago
and how to show that vertical progress bar on left?
curiousmissfox
It’s a form of pagination. You’ll need to program it in so depending on what tab is open is which is the active tab
Parth
ParthOP2y ago
oh
curiousmissfox
I don’t use react so can’t get specific but those are the basic concepts and keywords which should help in your searches
Parth
ParthOP2y ago
okay, thanks
Jochem
Jochem2y ago
use a css animation to change a linear gradient in time with the javascript timeout/interval
Parth
ParthOP2y ago
not sure how... can u show me an example of code
Jochem
Jochem2y ago
not at the moment, it shouldn't be too hard to find a tutorial for animating a linear gradient though and then you need to just match the duration of the animation/transition to the timeout time
Parth
ParthOP2y ago
ok

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