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Currently, in the single slider mode, the slider is filled with blue from the lower bound (i.e. min) up to value, and with gray color between the value and max. That could represent to the user that something (e.g. a heater) is active below the setpoint. However if you want to represent an AC unit, which is active above the setpoint instead, I think it would be more natural to fill in the upper arc with the color instead of the lower arc.
The rtl does not help with this case because flipping rtl also flips the sides of min and max values which is not desired.
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Hi!
Currently, in the single slider mode, the slider is filled with blue from the lower bound (i.e.
min
) up tovalue
, and with gray color between thevalue
andmax
. That could represent to the user that something (e.g. a heater) is active below the setpoint. However if you want to represent an AC unit, which is active above the setpoint instead, I think it would be more natural to fill in the upper arc with the color instead of the lower arc.The rtl does not help with this case because flipping rtl also flips the sides of
min
andmax
values which is not desired.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: