Closed joshua1 closed 10 years ago
Hi, you can't add animations for now. But I could add this, what do you think would be the simplest way to use them:
Css styles would require more work from the users of the module, but would probably give more freedom. On the other end a parameter would mean that I'd have to define a few animations into the lib and that would be all, but it would be easier to use.
The plugin comes with its own style sheet ,which can have standard animation class for .ngenter and .ngleave. using animation.css (http://daneden.github.io/animate.css/) any user can change this class with the animation style they want.
Good idea, I can always make the css styles as an addon that users can add or not and users who don't want it just use the lib as it is (loading useless stuff is not cool !). I'll get on it tomorow.
Right @ocombe that will be the ideal way to go. looking forward to it
Check out the version 0.1.0 with the new animations !
This is nice. weldone
I just released 0.1.1 with a small style fix :)
Hi , Any Chance you could include or give pointers on how to include open close animations to this really awesome plugin. That will be the clincher i think. Thumbs up