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feat(modal): add possibility of dynamic changing class of a modal when using BsModalRef #2824
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ngx-bootstrap doesn't provide this functionality for now :( |
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How to dynamic change class of a modal when using BsModalRef
feat(modal): add possibility of dynamic changing class of a modal when using BsModalRef
Jan 15, 2018
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Guys! Any updates on this yet? |
@Alpha0723 @polaris327 Maybe this code helps you |
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…4811) Fixes valor-software#2824 * fix(test): increase code coverage * Update modal-backdrop.component.spec.ts * feat(modal-backdrop): added tests to modal-backdrop component * Update modal-backdrop.component.spec.ts * Update modal-backdrop.component.spec.ts * Update modal-backdrop.component.spec.ts * Update modal-backdrop.component.spec.ts * Update modal-backdrop.component.spec.ts * fix(files): clean up
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I am using BsModalRef to show dialog. In the dialog, I implement a setting guideline step by step, but in each step, I need to set different 'width'. I find I only can pass param {class: 'my-dialog-class'} when calling BsModalRef.show(). So how can I dynamic set different width or class on the dialog in each step?
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