1.div container with animation (transition) when directive ( ng-show
|| ng-if
) display it.
2.Parent div which controlled by an external button (add style property display: none
or display: block
)
Have an issue:
How processing animation just once, when 1. - showed, but don't repeat it again if the parent becomes display: block
from display: none
.
Since your ng-show/ng-if
is triggered by change of some condition, you can use a boolean
to determine wheather the display is initial and set it in the same context.
Then you can use ng-class
to add a class initial to your div and move the css-transition properties.
Like this:
HTML:
<div ng-class="{'initial': controller.initial}"></div>
CSS:
div.initial{
transition: ...
}
JS/Controller:
functionThatSetsShowCondition(){
controller.initial = true;
}
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