I'm not using any bootstrap styles. I'm customizing everything completely. It's fairly straight forward to animate in, because the $modal uses .fade.in. I was able to override those styles and it works great. But how does the modal animate out? I see no classes being applied or removed. It is simply removed from the DOM instantly.
How can I customize the animate out event? Does it use CSS classes? Does it use JS?
It seems this question is very similar: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20595622/how-to-slideout-a-bootstrap-modal-in-angular. Unfortunately there is not a solution.
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I'm new to ReactJS and have been trying to figure out the best approach to setting up the front end. I am trying to use a bootstrap template (https://colorlib.com/polygon/gentelella/index.html). I know JSX and HTML are different but are also very similar. When I try and use a snippet of HTML from the bootstrap template as JSX, the styling will appear correctly in the browser, but none of the buttons or graphs work. I imagine this happens because JSX is different from HTML and the rendered version in the browser does not respond to the browser JS. Is there any way around this? Do I have to rebuild all the functionality that comes with the template in a component?
I saw an animation directive that said animations are done best with javascript. Is this the case?
I am using Angular 1.3 and want a plug and play solution for animation. Can you explain the difference in the JS vs CSS question and direct me to a source to get it implemented FAST?
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I have an APP I want to launch tomorrow. I wrote it in Angular quickly but am having trouble with animations.
If you wanna animate angular directives ng-show/hide, ng-repeat, etc then css animations are the way to go. All you do is add some classes to you css file with animations and off you go as long as you have included the NgAnimate as a dependency.
If you wanna implement your own directive animations then JS is the way using $animate service.
Check out year of moo, Matias does a great job of showing them.
I'm using Angular UI Bootstrap accordion with templates. I'm wanting to know how I can replace the template that's injected by the accordion directive without modifying the UI library itself? Can I override the injection of the template somehow?
Thanks in advance
Sean
I ended up just adding a template after the bootstrap library. From there I was able to do anything I wanted. See this post
Yes you can but you need to override the class that the angular ui library have. In the css files, but not only, you can find a very precise explanation of every class that the accordion uses, if rewrite the class of your interest in another css file, your attribute override the previous one.
I referenced this post: Header issues
Has anyone figured out a way using conditional Angular styling to modify UI-boostrap? Neither ng-class, ngClass, ng-style nor any of the other methods mentioned in this post conditional styling seem to work.
Hoping to use the Bootstrap UI. Should I use a Bootstrap styler or modify the css directly?
Apologies for the newbie question.
I'm looking for a plugin for a modal directive in Angular but there is a requirement not to use the Bootstrap CSS. Angular-UI looks nice but obviously depends on Bootstrap. Any pointers?
In case of Angular-UI you can define your own templates and in case of CSS you can for sure use your own files.
Here are standard templates for modal. The only dependencies on Bootstrap I found are: modal and modal-backdrop so just rename them for your needs or add them to your CSS to get custom styling.
Btw: Angular-UI is modular so you can just use these directives which you really need.
I don't know existing plugin to achieve this without Bootstrap (I use Angular-UI), but you can easily create your own directive using jQuery UI modal.
There are lots of tuto on the internet to create directive for jQuery UI.
I have found a JSFiddle in this Google Group (you have to follow the link in the answer of January 4). User has made a simple directive based on jQuery.
I think it will put you on the right way.