Before posting a new issue, remember that ngx-sweetalert2 is a thin Angular wrapper around SweetAlert2, so please be as certain as possible that the problem does not comes from it (this library does not perform any DOM manipulation, nor styling, etc).
However, suggestions are welcome, as well as questions, if these are specific to ngx-sweetalert2 (otherwise, StackOverflow is the best place to get help).
If you're quite sure that you've found a bug in ngx-sweetalert2, please include:
- a Stackblitz link (or Plunker, JSFiddle, etc) in order for us to be able to reproduce the issue.
- expected behavior of the module
- actual behavior