I am programming a fake website to learn angularjs. I programmed this part
of the website earlier in jQuery
(http://plnkr.co/edit/249aamXX1SNSWj1YH1cs?p=preview) and I want to
replicate this with angular.
I created different routes, and the ng-view is between the footer and
header. I created 3 directives (to replicate the jQuery animation), which
matches the 3 moving elements. However, the layout gets f* up when I use
custom directives, whichs "ruins" the column classes. When i replace the
directives with the exact same code it runs perfectly.
So how do you manage to keep the columns in order when using custom
directives? Using
<my-test col-md-5></mytest> and <my-test2 col-md-7></mytest2>
doesnt work obviously, nor does replace: true. Now my directive looks like
this:
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-5">
<img id="me_photo" title="me" class="img-responsive img-circle"
ng-src="{{myFace}}">
</div>
Which is obviously unfinished, as it is just one part of the whole. Am i
missing something, cant find anything related on the web and this problem
seems quite important to me.
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