fix(slider): track fill not rendering on ios safari when slider starts at 0 #17583
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…s at 0 Fixes the track fill element not being rendered by iOS Safari if the slider starts off at zero. We work around the issue by forcing the element to be recalculated when the value goes from 0 to something else.
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Fixes the track fill element not being rendered by iOS Safari if the slider starts off at zero. We work around the issue by forcing the element to be recalculated when the value goes from 0 to something else.