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When using scrollDistance="screen", the carousel scrolls by a fixed amount equal to the width of the carousel "viewport". I believe this differs in one key way from previous versions of nuka-carousel with slidesToScroll="auto", in that this scroll distance no longer "stops" to have slides left-aligned. This can lead to some slides always being cut-off.
You can reproduce this on the demo page, a browser viewport width of 600px will illustrate it. In the recording below, slide 2 can never be seen in full (except during animation).
Screen.Recording.2025-03-27.at.11.22.41.AM.mov
Would it be reasonable to support a new scrollDistance (e.g. "page"), that would replicate this older behavior? Such that if a slide is partially cut-off at the end of one page, it becomes the starting slide of the next page (fully visible)?
Is there an existing issue for this?
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Feature Request
When using
scrollDistance="screen", the carousel scrolls by a fixed amount equal to the width of the carousel "viewport". I believe this differs in one key way from previous versions of nuka-carousel withslidesToScroll="auto", in that this scroll distance no longer "stops" to have slides left-aligned. This can lead to some slides always being cut-off.You can reproduce this on the demo page, a browser viewport width of 600px will illustrate it. In the recording below, slide 2 can never be seen in full (except during animation).
Screen.Recording.2025-03-27.at.11.22.41.AM.mov
Would it be reasonable to support a new
scrollDistance(e.g."page"), that would replicate this older behavior? Such that if a slide is partially cut-off at the end of one page, it becomes the starting slide of the next page (fully visible)?