Hi,
My code for the slider looks like this:
<Slider.Range
min={xMin}
max={xMax}
defaultValue={defaultValue}
range={true}
tipFormatter={this.tipFormatter}
marks={marks}
onAfterChange={this.setBrushValues}
trackStyle={[{ backgroundColor: styles.color.main}]}
/>
But I can't change the colors of the dots, so I can't match the styling 100% to the rest of my page. Do you have any suggestions on what I should do? Thanks!

use markStyle,please read the api doc and example.
I don't see any way to style the dot, only the mark text.
my mistake,use handleStyle https://github.com/react-component/slider/blob/master/examples/range.js#L144
do you feel the api doc in readme not describe very clear?
Hi,
I tried this:
<Slider.Range
min={xMin}
max={xMax}
defaultValue={defaultValue}
range={true}
tipFormatter={this.tipFormatter}
marks={marks}
onAfterChange={this.setBrushValues}
trackStyle={[{ backgroundColor: styles.color.main}]}
handleStyle={[{ backgroundColor: 'yellow' }, { backgroundColor: 'gray' }, { backgroundColor: 'red' }]}
/>
And it only lets me style the big circles, not the small circles.

Also
<Slider.Range
min={xMin}
max={xMax}
defaultValue={defaultValue}
range={true}
tipFormatter={this.tipFormatter}
marks={marks}
onAfterChange={this.setBrushValues}
trackStyle={[{ backgroundColor: styles.color.main}]}
handleStyle={[{ color: 'red' }, { backgroundColor: 'gray' } ]}
/>
Doesn't let me change the outside color of the big circles...
@raubreywhite
I can not understand what's your problem. The handleStyle will be applied to the handle props.style, so you can change what ever you like.
I need to change the color of the small blue circles (highlighted here). Also I need to change the handle's outline color (currently light blue).

@raubreywhite see the Multi Range with custom track and handle style demo, http://react-component.github.io/slider/examples/range.html, code is at here.
The handleStyle api is a array of style object, so you can change any style you like.
If you still got problems... Please give a codepen demo to show me where you stuck in ,thanks.
I figured it out, I needed to overwrite your css with:
.rc-slider-dot-active {
border-color: #2196f3 !important;
}
Thank you! :-)
nope...
Override css is just one way.
What i say is https://github.com/react-component/slider/blob/master/examples/range.js#L142
<Range count={3}
defaultValue={[20, 40, 60, 80]}
pushable
handleStyle={[{ backgroundColor: 'yellow', borderColor: '#2196f3' }, { backgroundColor: 'gray' }]}
/>
Yes, but that only colors the inside of the circles, not the outside. And it doesn't color the circles corresponding to the marks.
but that only colors the inside of the circles
Still get confused by you. handleStyle={[{ borderColor: '#2196f3' }] will change the border color.
And it doesn't color the circles corresponding to the marks.
The handleStyle[] will be applied to handle style follow the array index order.
handleStyle is the way to go but it dosen't change the :active pseudo class style
as @MaxiSantos mentioned can we get support to change styles of pseudo classes
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handleStyle is the way to go but it dosen't change the :active pseudo class style