Closed jasper-jool closed 4 years ago
@jasper-jool This is not possible with a static page. If you want to hide the Scully-content you need to do it with CSS, or some class. Being a static site means the page is active before JS starts up.
The <scully-content>
tag needs to be on the page when it is rendered.
@Villanuevand Perhaps we should mention this is the documentation? I'm going to close this issue because there is nothing we can act upon.
Running the scully command gives an error (missing "" or "httpClientModule") when the scully-content tag is inside an element with an
*ngIf
.For example:
I can imagine people hiding the scully content at first and showing it after some user interaction.