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blenzcoffee
blenzcoffee

Reputation: 891

Doing animation with ng-show without ngAnimate

I want to do a wipe-in animation for my ng-show. Basically, I want to achieve this simple animation as shown in plunkr here.

I know that ngShow has a hook for ng-animate since angular 1.3. However, the situation is a bit complicated. I have a carousel that I extend using angular UI Carousel bootstrap. The bootstrap has a bug with Chrome, so ngAnimate needs to be disabled for all elements under the carousel tag. I need animation for element under my carousel, but if I include ngAnimate, my carousel won't work in Chrome -- as described in their github issue tracker here

As a workaround, I am thinking to do the animation using traditional CSS bootstrap to my ng-show inside my carousel. I did some research but I have no luck so far. Is this possible? And does anybody try this before? Thanks so much!

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2345

Answers (1)

jcz
jcz

Reputation: 903

You can use the ng-class directive instead of ng-show and ng-hide which will conditionally add class to the element that should wipe-in, invoking the desired transition, giving basically the same effect and omitting entirely the ngAnimate module. Here's a plunker showing the implementation.

Upvotes: 4

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