Hello,

I've recently used Siema for the first time and it's been brilliant!

I was wondering if you've ever thought of having a vertical sliding option for the carousel?

New option — vertical sliding?

good afternoon

The buttons for prev and next do not work, tell me how to activate them.

I use several sliders on the page
  
```
const siemas = document.querySelectorAll('.swip');

for(const siema of siemas) {
  new Siema({
    selector: siema,
	//duration: 200,
	threshold: 200,
	easing: 'ease-out',
	//perPage: 1,
	startIndex: 0,
	draggable: true,
	multipleDrag: true,
	threshold: 20,
	loop: false,
	rtl: false,
	onInit: () => {},
	onChange: () => {},
  })
}
```


     <div class="swiper">
			
     <button class="swiper__btn-prev" type="button"></button>
						
	<div class="swiper__container swip">
		  	  <div class="swiper__wr service__iner">
		  	  	
		  	  	<a class="swiper__slide service__item slide-prev" href="#">
		  	  	    <i class="service__icon service__icon--general"></i>
		  	  	    <p class="service__name">Генеральная</p>
		  	  	</a>
		  	  	
		  	  	<a class="swiper__slide service__item slide-active" href="#">
		  	  		<i class="service__icon service__icon--repair"></i>
		  	  		<p class="service__name">После ремонта</p>
		  	  	</a>

		  	  </div>
            <span class="swiper__notification" aria-live="assertive" aria-atomic="true"></span>
		  </div>				
				
		<button class="swiper__btn-next" type="button"></button>				
	</div>

It is necessary to use the buttons:

```
<button class="swiper__btn-prev" type="button"></button>
<button class="swiper__btn-next" type="button"></button>
```

The options I applied did not help in solving this problem:

```
const prev = document.querySelector('.swiper__btn-prev');
const next = document.querySelector('.swiper__btn-next');

prev.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.prev(3));
next.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.next(3));
```

[https://codepen.io/pawelgrzybek/pen/yVxmEp](https://codepen.io/pawelgrzybek/pen/yVxmEp)

Thank you.

The prev and next buttons do not work querySelectorAll

... if is child of slide. 

[Example](https://codepen.io/grzegorz_p/pen/bYVXvX)

<select> doesn't work anymore .... 

The CSS that this library injects into the HTML via the style attribute is messy. It makes it very difficult to style those elements. In my example I want to vertical align an images in a carosel.

How can I do this? It might be better to remove floats and replace with flexbox as it will give users a lot more felxibility and freedom. Ditch the style attributes and include a `.css` in the library that can be imported using whatever CSS processor.


How do I vertical align an image?

<a href...> is not working in Chrome. Although in Opera it works. On mouse over the link it is visible the URL but no affect after click.

What can be the problem?

Why links dont work in Chrome

https://github.com/pawelgrzybek/siema/blob/9534e7b73f403a3720045243a4eaa6d5a6fb06b9/src/siema.js#L64

Why not use `Object.assign` here instead?

Here's the [compatibility chart](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/assign#Browser_compatibility)

Object.assign

Lightweight and simple carousel with no dependencies

siema

Hey @pawelgrzybek 

Siema is a brilliant addition to all projects that require slideshow/carousel capabilities. It's lightweight, fast, customizable, flexible but most of all it is an esoteric little gem that us users hold close to the heart. Really though, we love Siema.

Having learned that you view carousel implementation as a design flaw I wanted to just communicate that in the e-commerce nexus, carousel/sliders are an essential part of almost all major fashion label/brand webshop UX design. Carousels can facilitate interactivity that varies in nature and cases (ie: it's not always images) and Siema has been the backbone of a lot of internal projects myself and I assume many others have worked on, more importantly it's a respected package. 

I totally understand that to maintain software takes time, love, attention but most of all passion for the tool. We users totally understand your position however #258 and its related pull requests are laying dormant and it would be great to see a merge.

Siema represents so much more than just a basic carousel, it is a package that is constructed and developed with poetic simplicity and logic, even if you do not see it this way, please know that the project is deeply appreciated and seeing it go neglected is a real shame.  

siema

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