doc(ngIf): mention multiElement in documentation #11104
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| * Additionally, you can provide animations via the `ngAnimate` module to animate the `enter` | |||
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| * You can use ng-if across few dom elements. First element needs `ng-if-start="expresion"`, and the | |||
| * last one `ng-if-end`. Those two and all elements between will be hide/appear together. | |||
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I am not sure this should be documentd separately on every But it might be a good idea to introduce a |
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It could be a minimal template pointing to the more detailed explanation in |
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I agree with @gkalpak, an annotation seems like a good idea. |
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Do I get it right that this annotation should be implemented in https://github.com/angular/dgeni-packages, by a new module similar to |
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Yes, that is correct! Though I'd like to know what @petebacondarwin thinks of introducing a tag for |
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Sounds good to me |
…t multiElement See angular/angular.js#11104 Closes #109
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The change has landed on dgeni-packages master, just need to run a release then we will need a docs PR to update the directives that support multi-element |
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The only problem left is that |
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Cool! Later I've realized that multiElement can be the better shown as part of Usage section as: <ANY
ng-repeat-start="">
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</ANY>But with directive in place, this can be changed later. |
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@marcin-wosinek - nice idea. If you fancied trying to do a PR with that change that would be cool |
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