md-card-content, sets a padding of 16px. When my card is collpased, I have an undesired result because md-card-content's padding is visible even though it's collpased.
My solution was to set padding:0 if it's collpased. But the class is never added with ng-class and it's because of how you change the collapsed variable.
Maybe the simple solution is to wrap it in a timeout.
Also if ng-slide-down is true on dom load, I would like it if it didn't do the slide down animation. It happens fast, but it still happens and looks sloppy on page load, with or without lazy-render.
I'm using angular-material.
md-card-content, sets a padding of 16px. When my card is collpased, I have an undesired result because md-card-content's padding is visible even though it's collpased.
My solution was to set padding:0 if it's collpased. But the class is never added with ng-class and it's because of how you change the collapsed variable.
Maybe the simple solution is to wrap it in a timeout.
Also if ng-slide-down is true on dom load, I would like it if it didn't do the slide down animation. It happens fast, but it still happens and looks sloppy on page load, with or without lazy-render.