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Sometimes you want to style the drop down according to some particular styles matching to your look and feel or to achieve some very specific functionality. If the typeahead-append-to-body="true" you can't style the drop down by being more specific. e.g. you can't do .my-component .dropdown {} sure you can do .dropdown {} but that would globally apply style to every dropdown in your app.
It would be really nice if we could specify another attribute like dropdown-custom-class to the directive and the class would be added to the main container i.e. <div class="dropdown my-custom-class">
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As per discussion in fa1cdfc, this feature will not be supported. In order to accomplish custom classes currently, the solution espoused is to use a custom typeahead popup template.
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This actually makes more sense than you would think. It would be NICE to simply have a class we can change in the ngb-typeahead-window div. I mean how freaking hard would that be to do? It seems a lot of users are having the same issues.
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Sometimes you want to style the drop down according to some particular styles matching to your look and feel or to achieve some very specific functionality. If the
typeahead-append-to-body="true"
you can't style the drop down by being more specific. e.g. you can't do.my-component .dropdown {}
sure you can do.dropdown {}
but that would globally apply style to every dropdown in your app.It would be really nice if we could specify another attribute like
dropdown-custom-class
to the directive and the class would be added to the main container i.e.<div class="dropdown my-custom-class">
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: