30+ CSS Range Sliders - Free Code + Demos

A range input where a stick figure is on a unicycle whose wheel is the handle. Watch him peddle and the flag display the value as you drag the wheel left and right! Update 5/20/20: Tried to fix responsive sizing due to criticism by the web dev media for this not being responsive. I may ha...

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Uses a box shadow on the pseudo thumb element to create a fill within the range input. Works everywhere I've tested that supports the range input.

Goal: create a nicely styled cross-browser 1 element slider. Tested & works in Firefox 36, 39 (nightly), Chrome 41, 43 (canary)/ Opera 28, IE 11 on Windows 8. CSS only in Firefox and IE. Very little JS needed for Chrome/ Opera. Has a couple of little nice extras in Chrome/ Opera - the ro...

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Goal: create a nicely styled cross-browser 1 element slider. Tested & works in Firefox 36, 39 (nightly), Chrome 41, 43 (canary)/ Opera 28, IE 11 on Windows 8. Very little JS needed. Has a couple of little nice extras in Chrome/ Opera - shape of the thumb and the block numbering. These ar...

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Goal: create a nicely styled cross-browser 1 element slider. Tested & works in Firefox 36, 39 (nightly), Chrome 41, 43 (canary)/ Opera 28, 29 beta, IE 11 on Windows 8. CSS-only in Firefox & IE/ not much JS needed for Chrome/ Opera. Lines don't look too good in Chrome 41/ Opera. Has a coup...

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Goal: create a nicely styled cross-browser 1 element slider. Tested & works in Firefox 36, 39 (nightly), Chrome 41, 43 (canary)/ Opera 28, IE 11 on Windows 8. Has a couple of nice extras in Chrome/ Opera - displaying labels along the tracks. This is achieved by using pseudo elements on t...

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Goal: create a nicely styled cross-browser 1 element slider. Tested & works in Firefox 36, 39 (nightly), Chrome 41, 43 (canary)/ Opera 28, IE 11 on Windows 8. Very little JS needed. Has a little nice extra in Chrome/ Opera - the turn off symbol on the thumb. This s achieved by using a ps...

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Goal: create a nicely styled cross-browser 1 element slider. Tested & works in Firefox 36, 39 (nightly), Chrome 41, 43 (canary)/ Opera 28, IE 11 on Windows 8. CSS-only in Firefox & IE/ very little JS needed for Chrome/ Opera. Has a couple of nice extras in Chrome/ Opera - displaying rule...

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This is a first try of styling InputRange Element, without extraDom or JS.

You can see the rest of my 1 range input sliders in this collection. Goal: create a nicely styled cross-browser 1 element slider. Tested & works in Firefox 35, 38 (nightly), Chrome 40, 42 (canary)/ Opera 28, IE 11 on Windows 8. IE doesn't need the JS, Firefox and Chrome/ Opera rely on it...

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Live change the value of the range input using JavaScript's 'input' addEventListener

a 3D CSS html5 range price slider inspired by Erik Deiner's concept: http://dribbble.com/shots/435827-Concept-for-budget-price-slider Works only with Chrome

Create Custom Input Range Pure Css3

Reference from Online Tutorials

This is a range slider modified using purely css to create a skeumorphic design. The design was inspired by a 3d animation seen on dribbble by herolabs. The range slider is fully functional and doesn't use any images but just css. Enjoy :)

Draw the SVG ultimately included in a project recreating Gatsby's side navigation. Links Gatsby Side Navigation, the final result. Gatsby Docs, inspiring the project in the first place. Be sure to resize the viewport to be thinner than 750px to marvel at the navigation.

Grid background created by multiple css gradients, sized with CSS custom properties (aka CSS variables). Dynamically change grid size via range slider (with output element). Powered by native HTML & vanilla JS.

Styling an input range slider with pure CSS. JS only to grab the value.

A range-click slider with a sliding dot indicator, labels, validity-conditional styling, and NO JS. Works 100% on JS-restricted sites.

testing css sliders.

Styling an input range slider with pure CSS. JS only to grab the value.