I use angular 1.3 (so I can not use components), and I created a directive with some style in the templateURL. So each time I use this directive the CSS is loaded. So I would like to know is there is a way to embedded the CSS in the directive and load it just one time. I know I can write the CSS in a top level page but It is not what I want.
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I'm using this version of bootstrap for a web application:
http://davidstutz.de/bootstrap-multiselect/
In the docs, it says the css required is bootstrap.min.css which I have. The problem, however, is that my application and some of its elements (datetimepicker, etc) require bootstrap.css. I cannot have both loaded at the same time without conflicts. Currently, without loading bootstrap.min.css my multiselect looks like this:
And When I select multiple they go outside the label.
Is there a way I can get around this issue? Can I link the min version specifically to the instance of multiselect?
On my working project, the frontend is not entirely an SPA, as well not defining all the components in the template engine, but image loading is inconsistent between the document and vue. I am having trouble coming up with an appropriate solution with loading the document images when the vue components are loading and displaying.
We need to display everything at once when vue displays components.
One solution I can think of is to apply the source links in data-src in all the img elements. When vue is ready to display the components, the value from data-src would be applied to the src attribute and the browser starts to download the image files.
But there are other issues with CSS loading images as well and I'm not sure how I would control the loading there. I'm assuming I would have to define outside of CSS and use JS for this?
2 other solutions I can think of is to just hide the page until vue has completed rendering, but this would increase the time to see the page. Or use placeholder media in place of loading photos.
I'm starting using Angularjs. I have a simple project (HTML + javascript/Angular js). When I visualize the HTML file on my browser I see a second hidden elements. Do you maybe know the reason? How can I solve this?
This problem is caused by the way Angular works. I guess that you are able to see the skeleton of angular (something like {{"your variable"}}) for a second and then the data is rendered to it.
Your angular scripts are called once the page is loaded, so the delay in fetching data from server by your $http.get() methods causes the elements to appear without data.
Thankfully, AngularJS has a simple solution to the problem in the form of ng-cloak directive. Refer the documentation for details.
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngCloak
I am using ui-router of angularjs in my SPA. When i add an style to my view pages, angularjs loads them when switching to than view. Thats actually pretty cool that it can be done in runtime.
The problem is i do not want it to do so. for example i want to use bootstrap css in my view. it is already inserted in the main page, so it is not needed to get loaded again form child view. but for my IDE to auto-complete class names, it is needed to be added to html page of subview.
Is there any way to ask Angularjs to ignore Head part and just load Body part of my html?
I have a problem with the CSS of the datepicker, I downloaded a default template for the UI, but it's different when I use it on my page. I've read that the template uses em so that the size is relative to my page. What can I do to make it the size of what is in the demo without changing the css in the theme that I downloaded?
Well, the most direct method would be to find the highest level class name that corresponds to the problem and write a new rule like:
.ui-datepicker { font-size:0.9em; }
And then just keep playing with it until it looks right. That's the brute force method, but without more info, it's the best I can suggest.
I found the solution. I just reordered the calls for the css files. I used the datepicker css first then called my site's css