HTML/CSS Can a Circular Slider Control Be Customized for HTML Display?

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A circular slider control can be designed to function similarly to a wall clock, allowing users to adjust values by moving a pointer in a clockwise direction. This type of control is often referred to as a dial or knob. Customization options exist to implement a circular slider in HTML or as a web control. Users can modify the appearance and functionality to suit various applications beyond just volume control. Overall, creating a circular slider for HTML display is feasible with the right design approach.
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Is it possible to design a Slider control which is displayed as a Circular shape, the control can be adjusted by moving the pointer clockwise to show the progress value similar to a Circular Wall Clock ?

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Prashant S Akerkar
 
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Can the circular slider control be displayed as a HTML or Web control ?

Can it be displayed as a Circular Slider control instead of Volume control after customisation?

Thanks & Regards,
Prashant S Akerkar
 

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