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setting of translateX for carousel image slider

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I made carousel image slider by following tutorials.

To slide images , I made the below function.

const moveToSlide = (track, currentSlide, targetSlide) => {
track.style.transform = 'translateX(-' + targetSlide.style.left + ')'; 
currentSlide.classList.remove("current-slide"); 
targetSlide.classList.add("current-slide"); 
 }

I can't figure out how it works when you click "left" button. I think it should be

'translateX(+ ' + targetSlide.style.left + ')';

if you want to slide to left. I think I'm misunderstanding something....

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Start by inspecting the actual transform string passed to track.style.transform (2 comments)

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