Reputation: 3242
All other css element working fine rather background-color and color.
<md-button class="md-raised" ng-style="style1"
ng-click="style1=style; style2=null;style3=null;style4=null;removable=0;loadPorcessBarcodes();Head.ProcessMode=1"
ng-class="{'selected-btn': Head.ProcessMode == 1}">Auto Nozzle From Stock</md-button>
My css:
.selected-btn {
padding: 2px;
font-size: 20px;
color: #ffffff;
background-color: #122b01;
}
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1324
Reputation: 136174
It seems as you've been using ng-style
, which is already applying background-color
and color
style. So even though you apply a class over it with the overridden property, the same element would not reflect, because inline CSS takes first preference. If you wanted to enforce background-color
and color
properties to be enforced then mark them as !important
to see the expected behavior.
Other better way to solve this problem would moving style1
to new class and apply it using ng-class
with its appropriate expression.
Upvotes: 1