Closed dpcunningham closed 4 years ago
Per the commentary at 49m04s...
The SVG graphic for the circle-progress bar is taking up way too much vertical real estate.
In his project, he solves this problem by modifying source in the underlying ng-circle-progress component: ./node_modules/ng-circle-progress/index.js
ng-circle-progress
./node_modules/ng-circle-progress/index.js
...That's a hard way to solve a problem.
User comments say to try this (in home.page.html):
home.page.html
<div style="height: 60%"> <circle-progress (click)="startTimer()" /... ></circle-progress> </div>
...and it seems to work pretty darn well, so I think we'll just go with that.
$ git commit -am "Reduced vertical spacing of circle-progress control."
Per the commentary at 49m04s...
The SVG graphic for the circle-progress bar is taking up way too much vertical real estate.
In his project, he solves this problem by modifying source in the underlying
ng-circle-progresscomponent:./node_modules/ng-circle-progress/index.js...That's a hard way to solve a problem.
However -- there's a "better" (simpler/cleaner) way to do this...
User comments say to try this (in
home.page.html):...and it seems to work pretty darn well, so I think we'll just go with that.
$ git commit -am "Reduced vertical spacing of circle-progress control."