Oh, really, I forgot to mention, that the "input" eventListener is updating the style property dynamically, while the "change" eventListener only updates the style when releasing the button.
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Playing around with it a bit - and using event delegation: codepen.io/sheriffderek/pen/YzGaNwM + seems like a good challenge to get those sliders positioned with CSS grid!
Oh, really, I forgot to mention, that the "input" eventListener is updating the style property dynamically, while the "change" eventListener only updates the style when releasing the button.
Playing around with it a bit - and using event delegation: codepen.io/sheriffderek/pen/YzGaNwM + seems like a good challenge to get those sliders positioned with CSS grid!
nice job!