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Syncfusion maui range slider

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Implements Syncfusion .NET MAUI Range Slider (SfRangeSlider) for selecting numeric range values with dual thumbs. Use this for range selection controls, dual-value sliders, price range selectors, date range filters, or scenarios requiring minimum-maximum value selection with interactive thumbs.From its SKILL.md

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Implementing .NET MAUI Range Slider

The Syncfusion .NET MAUI Range Slider (SfRangeSlider) is a highly interactive UI control that allows users to select a range of values between a defined minimum and maximum. It offers a rich set of features, including track customization, labels, ticks, dividers, and tooltips, enabling the creation of intuitive and visually appealing range selection experiences.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when the user needs to:

  • Implement a range slider with dual thumbs for selecting minimum and maximum values
  • Create price range selectors (e.g., filter products between $50-$500)
  • Build date/time range selection controls
  • Implement volume, brightness, or temperature range controls
  • Create numeric range filters for data visualization
  • Build custom range input controls with labels, ticks, and tooltips
  • Implement discrete or continuous range selection with step values
  • Customize range slider appearance with colors, sizes, and styles
  • Handle range value changes with events and commands
  • Create accessible range selection interfaces with ARIA support

Key capabilities: Dual-thumb interaction, numeric ranges, intervals, discrete selection, custom styling, tooltips, labels, ticks, dividers, events, MVVM commands, RTL support, and liquid glass effects.

Component Overview

The Syncfusion .NET MAUI Range Slider (SfRangeSlider) is an interactive UI control for selecting a range of values between a minimum and maximum limit. It provides dual thumbs that users drag to define start and end values, with rich visual features including track styling, labels, ticks, dividers, and tooltips.

Package: Syncfusion.Maui.Sliders
Namespace: Syncfusion.Maui.Sliders
Control: SfRangeSlider

Documentation and Navigation Guide

Getting Started

πŸ“„ Read: references/getting-started.md
When implementing your first range slider. Covers:

  • NuGet package installation (Syncfusion.Maui.Sliders)
  • Handler registration (ConfigureSyncfusionCore)
  • Basic SfRangeSlider initialization
  • Namespace imports and minimal examples
  • IDE-specific setup (Visual Studio, VS Code, Rider)

Track Customization

πŸ“„ Read: references/track.md
When customizing the slider track appearance and behavior. Covers:

  • Setting Minimum, Maximum, RangeStart, RangeEnd
  • Track colors (ActiveFill, InactiveFill)
  • Track sizing (ActiveSize, InactiveSize)
  • Track extent for edge extension
  • Orientation (Horizontal, Vertical)
  • IsInversed property for reversed direction

Thumbs and Overlays

πŸ“„ Read: references/thumbs-and-overlays.md
When customizing thumb appearance and interaction feedback. Covers:

  • Thumb size (Radius)
  • Custom thumb icons (StartThumbIcon, EndThumbIcon)
  • Thumb colors (Fill, Stroke, StrokeThickness)
  • OverlapStroke for overlapping thumbs
  • Thumb overlay configuration
  • Visual states for disabled thumbs

Labels and Formatting

πŸ“„ Read: references/labels.md
When displaying and formatting value labels. Covers:

  • ShowLabels property
  • NumberFormat for custom formatting
  • Label placement (OnTicks, BetweenTicks)
  • Edge labels placement
  • Label styles (colors, fonts, offset)
  • LabelCreated event for dynamic formatting

Ticks Configuration

πŸ“„ Read: references/ticks.md
When adding visual markers on the track. Covers:

  • ShowTicks for major ticks
  • MinorTicksPerInterval for minor ticks
  • Tick colors (ActiveFill, InactiveFill)
  • Tick sizes (ActiveSize, InactiveSize)
  • Tick offset and styling
  • Visual states for disabled ticks

Dividers

πŸ“„ Read: references/dividers.md
When adding visual separators at interval points. Covers:

  • ShowDividers property
  • Divider radius and colors
  • Divider stroke and thickness
  • DividerStyle configuration
  • Visual states for disabled dividers

Intervals and Selection

πŸ“„ Read: references/intervals-and-selection.md
When configuring interval behavior and selection modes. Covers:

  • Interval property for spacing
  • StepSize for discrete selection
  • EnableIntervalSelection
  • DragBehavior (OnThumb, BetweenThumbs, Both)
  • EnableDeferredUpdate for performance
  • DeferredUpdateDelay configuration

Tooltips

πŸ“„ Read: references/tooltips.md
When displaying value tooltips during interaction. Covers:

  • Enabling tooltips (SliderTooltip)
  • ShowAlways property
  • Tooltip styling (Fill, Stroke, TextColor)
  • Font and padding customization
  • TooltipLabelCreated event for formatting

Events and Commands

πŸ“„ Read: references/events-and-commands.md
When handling value changes and user interactions. Covers:

  • ValueChangeStart, ValueChanging, ValueChanged, ValueChangeEnd
  • LabelCreated and TooltipLabelCreated events
  • DragStartedCommand, DragCompletedCommand
  • Command parameters and MVVM patterns
  • Event arguments and custom logic

Liquid Glass Effect

πŸ“„ Read: references/liquid-glass-effect.md
When implementing modern translucent design. Covers:

  • EnableLiquidGlassEffect property
  • Platform requirements (.NET 10, iOS 26, macOS 26)
  • Background image setup
  • Visual interaction feedback
  • Use cases and best practices

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