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Mouse-drag behavior closely follows native touch scrolling in the browser, including inertia and snapping to a slide. Thus dragging with the mouse feels pretty identical to native scrolling on a touch device or using a trackpad.
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## Usage
-### CSS only for a basic scroll container
+### Only CSS for a basic scroll container
You can use Snappy without JavaScript. This gives you a simple CSS-only scroll container with snapping slides.
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Snappy is mostly unstyled, leaving the appearance up to you.
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data-direction="x" (default)
data-direction="y"
-data-gap="var(--size-1)"
-data-gap="10px"
-data-gap="1rem"
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data-snap-stop="normal" (default)
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data-snap-align="end"
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### Add JavaScript for a carousel
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- Mouse dragging
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