Closed Sprungwunder closed 6 years ago
solved this by adding a custom style in my app component template
<style>
#myspinner /deep/ .hidden {
display: block !important;
}
</style>
<ng4-loading-spinner id="myspinner"> </ng4-loading-spinner>
I am using your spinner in an angular app that also already contains a bootstrap css. Unfortunately bootstrap adds an !important flag to its .hidden class like
.hidden { display: none !important; }
and this destroys the smooth transition effect when changing visibility state. Maybe changing the css class names avoids this conflict, or there is another solution? I am new to angular development, so maybe I am missing something to solve this on my own.