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I cannot find an example on how to make a ionic card clickable. The behaviour I want to implement is to be able to click on each card my app has (and has lots of them) and get a modal view open with more detailed information referring to the card contents.
I would prefer some kind of semi-transparent modal with a close button than a full screen one, but I cannot find a satisfactory method to do so also.
Can you please, post me some code to get some insight on how to do this?.
Thanks in advance,
Jose

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