Closed joerno closed 9 years ago
Hi @joerno, you can do that no problem. You are fully in control of the markup you use for your steps and for what you put before and after your step container. So there is nothing stopping you re-using the same markup and stylesheet used in that example.
Hi Thomas, thanks a lot for your answer. Do you have an example, how to add the steps and make them clickable to switch between them?
You configure your steps like you would configure your views using ngRoute or ui-router: you specify a template, a controller, etc...: https://github.com/troch/angular-multi-step-form/blob/master/docs/configuring-steps.md
You need to use two provided directive: multiStepContainer
and stepContainer
. stepContainer
has to be inside multiStepContainer
and you can add a footer and/or header around it no problem (see examples on website).
<multi-step-container steps="yourSteps">
<!-- Here your list of steps -->
<step-container></step-container>
</multi-step-container>
When you create a multi step form, an instance is created. This instance has several methods (https://github.com/troch/angular-multi-step-form/blob/master/docs/multi-step-instance.md) that you can access two ways:
multiStepFormInstance
in your step controllers
Hello,
would be nice to have the steps on top like here: http://www.bootply.com/sethfam/Ol5FB9IfJF (next to the navigation buttons like it is)
regards