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feat(modal): remove replace usage #5989

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  • Remove replace: true usage

BREAKING CHANGE: This removes replace: true usage, causing some structural changes to the HTML - the major part here is that there is no more backdrop template, and the top level elements for the window/backdrop elements lose a little flexibility. See documentation examples for new structure.

- Remove `replace: true` usage

BREAKING CHANGE: This removes `replace: true` usage, causing some structural changes to the HTML - the major part here is that there is no more backdrop template, and the top level elements for the window/backdrop elements lose a little flexibility. See documentation examples for new structure.
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@wesleycho Milestone 2.0.1 for this.

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? This is going to be in the upcoming 2.0.0 release.

'template-url': modal.windowTemplateUrl,
'window-class': modal.windowClass,
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do we need to document that this attribute is removed as part of the breaking changes?

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The class is meant for adding to element the class, but that is now happening without needing a binding.

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icfantv commented Jun 13, 2016

Save for potential docs comment, LGTM.

@wesleycho wesleycho closed this in 96d52ce Jun 13, 2016
@wesleycho wesleycho deleted the feat/modal-replace branch June 13, 2016 17:07
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