Closed imdpk closed 8 years ago
Hi, I had the same issue of not knowing how to get my custom arrows in. Finally I figured it out. To my understanding, if you are using custom arrows (I was using web fonts to make the arrows) then you just need to pass a class defining the custom arrow into the prev-arrow and next-arrow attributes. In the example below I was using the .left and .right class. I tried to do it similar to how you were doing it in your snippet, but I also could not get that to work, but the solution below works. I hope this helps!
@alabels9
Thank you, you are a god/goddes! I've been searching for the solution 2 days and this is the only solution that works (and it isn't mentioned anywhere else).
Thank you!
Thanks @alabels9 !
At least I only wasted an hour before finding this, thanks @alabels9 !
Works, thanks.
This worked thanks!
Hi @alabels9 !
I don't get it: where I am supposed to access the
This worked for me. Thank you.
Here is a snippet of my code but for some reason it is not working.
angular.module('portfolioModule.controllers') .controller('PortfolioController', ['$rootScope', '$scope', function($rootScope, $scope){ $scope.prevArrow = '+'; $scope.nextArrow = '+'; ... ... );