Vertical orientation slider needs to have minimum at the bottom#36
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When orientation of slider was set to vertical, the minimum of axes started from top instead of bottom. Even then the values did not match the labels. The change is just an inversion of range. This has not been thoroughly tested, but it works fine for my application
Removed console.log in previous change
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There was a wrong mapping of values in axes and the actual slider values. Plus the axes should have minimum at the bottom as it is more intuitive.
I used the following code in my application and was facing problems which was solved later using the committed code.
d3.select('#Vslider').call(d3.slider().value(30).orientation("vertical").axis(true).min(-40).max(60).step(1).on("slide", function(evt, value) {
console.log(value);
d3.select('#Temperature').text(value)
;
}));