How to use custom html code in a div container or an angular directive ?
cheikhnadiouf opened this issue · comments
How can we customize an html code message notification in the body of a page like a div container or an angular directive ?
Hey Stylemaker, that's a really good question. I don't think you'd be able to do that with ng-notify in it's current state, it currently just appends itself to the page's body tag. I've had another person ask the same thing recently, I'll dig around a bit to see what it would require for us to do that. If you have any thoughts or ideas, please share them in here, too.
@systemaker is this inline with what you were talking about?
http://codepen.io/matowens/full/XXwoGV/
I just threw together a rough prototype, I'll work on cleaning it up and potentially creating a new release with it this weekend. I'd like to know what your thoughts are before I start doing that, though, just to make sure we're on the same page.
By comparison with the actual implementation,
- you add the possibility to choose a custom div, and not only the full screen
- you add the possibility to have multiple alerts (?) Or this possibility already exists ?
Do the div need a specific layout, css ... for you alert to display correctly ?
Is it a sub directive ? we need to place on the div ?
right ,
it is the new stuff i was looking for :
- add the possibility to choose a custom div, and not only the full screen
- add the possibility to have multiple alerts
thanks to implement it as a new feature in this module .
Hello,
any news about this feature ?
@systemaker it's all but done. just need to update the test cases and do some eyeball testing, then it should be ready to roll. expect something in the next couple of days.
Update should be available for use. There was a fair amount of refactoring involved so it wouldn't surprise me if there were a few issues here and there. Let me know if you run into anything odd.
Check demo for example using target.
Great, thanks !