The wizard template has the following property: active: step.selected && !step.completed. The problem with depending on step.completed is that when you are in a second step and click the title of the first step, you go to the correct tab but the header does not reflect this.
If we remove the step.completed check from the active property and leave it like active: step.selected, the wizard header is always active when a step is selected.
The wizard template has the following property:
active: step.selected && !step.completed. The problem with depending on step.completed is that when you are in a second step and click the title of the first step, you go to the correct tab but the header does not reflect this.If we remove the step.completed check from the active property and leave it like
active: step.selected, the wizard header is always active when a step is selected.